mergn_flutter_plugin 1.0.4

Mergn Flutter Plugin

Flutter SDK Merge

This documentation provides integration steps and usage instructions for incorporating the Flutter SDK 1.0.4 into your Flutter project. Follow these steps to initialize the SDK, record events, and manage attributes within your application.

Integration Steps

1. Include SDK in Your Project

1. Place maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' } in android project level buid.gradle.

kotlin allprojects { repositories { google() mavenCentral() maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' } } }

2. Add mergn_flutter_plugin_sdk: in pubsec.yml

3. For IOS Run following commands

Run command flutter build iOS this will generate pod file. Run pod install

Usage

import 'package:mergn_flutter_plugin/flutter_plugin_method_channel.dart';

1. Register API Key

Register your API Key:

kotlin MethodChannelFlutterPlugin().registerAPICall("API KEY");

2. Record Events

Use the EventManager to record events by providing an event name and properties:

kotlin String eventName = "Event Name"; // Map<String, String> eventProperties = {"propertyName": "PropertyValue"}; // Optional property setup Map<String, String> eventProperties = Map(); // For empty properties MethodChannelFlutterPlugin().sendEvent(eventName, eventProperties);

3. Record Attributes

Use the AttributeManager to record attributes by providing an attribute name and value:

kotlin String attributeName = "Email"; // eventName.text.toString() String attributeValue = "[e-mail]"; MethodChannelFlutterPlugin().sendAttribute(attributeName, attributeValue);

4. Login

Record the login event when the user successfully logs in:

MethodChannelFlutterPlugin().login("[e-mail]"); // Add unique Identifier

Unique Identity (mandatory): This value represents the customer's unique identity in your database, such as an ID or email.

5. Firebase Token Registration

Register the Firebase token to receive MERGN notifications:

MethodChannelFlutterPlugin().firebaseToken(fcmToken.toString());

This method should be called in any place where you would potentially land. Also, call this in onNewToken() and onRefreshToken() in your Firebase service.

Important Case

There are three scenarios in the app where you need to send sign-in attributes and trigger the login event of the MERGN SDK:

1. When a new user creates a new account.
2. When existing users log into the app.
3. When the user is already logged in (important for capturing data of users who logged in previous versions of the app where the MERGN SDK was not integrated).