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react-native-context-sdk
Advanced tools
ContextSDK is a powerful tool that brings real-world context and insights directly into your React Native app through on-device signals, empowering you to boost conversions and engagement, enhance user experiences, and reduce churn — all with privacy in mind, as no personally identifiable information (PII) is ever collected.
Our SDK supports iOS and will soon support Android, making it easy to integrate into your cross-platform React Native projects.
This repository is dedicated to managing releases of ContextSDK for React Native, distributed via npm. For other platforms, such as Flutter and Swift, or alternative installation methods, please see our official documentation.
To integrate ContextSDK into your React Native project, follow these steps:
react-native-context-sdk
to your project using your preferred package manager:npm install react-native-context-sdk@latest
Or:
yarn add react-native-context-sdk
14.0
or higher in your ios/Podfile
:platform :ios, "14.0"
After installing ContextSDK, initialize it with your license key at app startup. You can sign up here to receive your license key.
import { setup } from "react-native-context-sdk";
void setup("YOUR_LICENSE_KEY_HERE");
To maximize the value of ContextSDK, you can log various events in your app to gain insights into how real-world context influences user behavior.
Track users navigating through different screens in your app:
import { trackPageView } from "react-native-context-sdk";
trackPageView("page_identifier");
Track specific user actions, such as enabling features or tapping buttons:
import { trackUserAction } from "react-native-context-sdk";
trackUserAction("user_tapped_share_button");
Log any custom events generically to get insights into their real-world context:
import { trackEvent } from "react-native-context-sdk";
trackEvent("custom_event");
Once integrated, you're ready to ship your app update to the App Store and start leveraging real-world context insights. Continue to the release page for a final check before shipping, as well as other deployment tips.
For detailed setup instructions, usage examples, and advanced usage scenarios, visit our official documentation.
If you’re interested in adding real-world context insights to your app, you can sign up here to receive your license key and access. For more information about how ContextSDK can enhance your app’s user experience, visit our website or reach out to our team at support@contextsdk.com.
For any questions or technical support, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our team — we’re eager to help!
Thank you for choosing ContextSDK! 🚀 We’re excited to support you in building context-aware experiences for your users.
FAQs
ContextSDK for React Native
The npm package react-native-context-sdk receives a total of 107 weekly downloads. As such, react-native-context-sdk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-native-context-sdk demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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