Mopinion Native SDK for Flutter
Use the Mopinion Flutter Plugin to integrate our native iOS and Android SDKs in your Flutter applications.
Native SDKs readme's
Installation
- Edit the
pubspec.yml
in yourflutter
directory to define the Mopinion Plugin Dependency:
dependencies:
...
mopinion_flutter_integration_plugin: ^${latestVersion}
- Run the following command to get the package:
flutter pub get
Native set up
Android
-
Open the Android project with Android Studio.
-
Make sure that your
MainActivity.kt
extendsFlutterFragmentActivity
.import io.flutter.embedding.android.FlutterFragmentActivity class MainActivity: FlutterFragmentActivity() { // Your code... }
-
Make sure the min sdk is 21 in your
app
build.gradle
:
defaultConfig {
minSdkVersion 21
}
- In your
Project
build.gradle
include the Jitpack repository:maven { url 'https://www.jitpack.io' }
- Sync gradle.
- Make sure the app theme extends from a MaterialComponent theme. Please check the Android Native SDK readme step 4 for more info.
iOS
Install the Mopinion SDK for iOS to make it an available resource for the Flutter plugin.
- Open in the terminal the
ios
folder and runpod install
command. - Set the iOS Deployment Target to 11.0 or above.
Flutter implementation
In order to use Mopinion SDK for Flutter and start collecting your valuable user's feedback please follow the following steps:
Import the plugin
Import the plugin class
import 'package:mopinion_flutter_integration_plugin/mopinion_flutter_integration_plugin.dart';
Initialise the SDK
Initialise the SDK by calling:
MopinionFlutterIntegrationPlugin.initSdk("YOUR_DEPLOYMENT_ID", enableLogging: true);
The parameter log
which is the boolean
after the key, allows to activate the logging in the SDK.
It's recommended to initialise the SDK the earliest possible, an example of where to initialise the SDK:
@override
void initState() {
super.initState();
initialize();
}
Future<void> initialize() async {
try {
await MopinionFlutterIntegrationPlugin.initSdk("YOUR_DEPLOYMENT_ID", true);
} catch (error) {
print(error.toString());
}
}
Calling events
In order to show your forms, call the function :
MopinionFlutterIntegrationPlugin.event("EVENT_NAME");
The MopinionFlutterIntegrationPlugin.event("EVENT_NAME")
function will also stream an Form State to show in which state the form is. To be able to listen to that callback you can call the function MopinionFlutterIntegrationPlugin.eventsData()
which returns an Stream
. Example of usage:
MopinionFlutterIntegrationPlugin.eventsData().listen(_setFormStateStatus)
void _setFormStateStatus(MopinionFormState state) {
setState(() => _state = state);
}
The Form State callback will be an enum called MopinionFormState
, and these are the possible Form States:
- Loading ¹
- NotLoading ¹
- FormOpened
- FormSent
- FormCanceled
- FormClosed
- Error
- HasNotBeenShown
More information about the Form States can be found in each readme of the Native SDKs:
iOS: 2.4.2 Callback variants of the event method Android: Implementing Form State callbacks
¹ These form states are only available in the Android SDK by the moment.
Adding Metadata
Adding Metadata in the Mopinion SDK is easy, it's achieved by calling the function
await MopinionFlutterIntegrationPlugin.data(map);
This function will receive a Map<String, String>
variable which will contain the metadata you want to set in your events. Example of usage:
Map<String, String> map = {
"age": "29",
"name": "Manuel"
};
await MopinionFlutterIntegrationPlugin.data(map);
await MopinionFlutterIntegrationPlugin.event(yourEvent);
Deleting Metadata by key
When a key data from the Metadata Map<String, String>
provided to the SDK wants to be deleted then we should just pass the key
value as the following:
MopinionFlutterIntegrationPlugin.removeMetaData("name");
This will remove the key name
from the Metadata Map
provided.
Deleting all Metadata
When all Metadata wants to be deleted, it's even simpler, just call
MopinionFlutterIntegrationPlugin.removeAllMetaData();
And all Metadata will be deleted.