reteno_plugin 1.5.0

The Reteno Flutter Plugin for Mobile Customer Engagement and Analytics solutions

reteno_plugin

Reteno Flutter SDK

Documentation

Official documentation

Installation

iOS

Installation

1. Follow Step 1 described in iOS SDK setup guide: link

2. Modify your cocoapod file to contain next dependencies:

target 'NotificationServiceExtension' do
  pod 'Reteno', '1.5.4'

end

target 'RetenoSdkExample' do
  ...
  pod 'Reteno', '1.5.4'
end

3. Run next command from root of your project:

flutter pub add reteno_plugin

4. Next step for iOS is to call Reteno.start inside of your AppDelegate file. If you have migrated to AppDelegate.swift, follow Step 3 in iOS SDK setup guide: link

Android

Installation

1. Run next command from root of your project:

flutter pub add reteno_plugin 

2. Add mavenCentral repository in your project level build.gradle:

buildscript { 
    repositories { 
        mavenCentral() 
    } 
... 
}

3. Also you may need to increase minSdkVersion in project level build.gradle to 21, since Reteno uses this version as minimal;

Setting up SDK

1. Follow Step 1 described in Android SDK setup guide: link;

2. Follow Step 2 described in Android SDK setup guide: link;

3. Edit your MainApplication class and provider API Access-Key at SDK initialization.

Below is sample code you can add to your application class which gets you started with RetenoSDK.

package [com.YOUR_PACKAGE];

import com.reteno.core.Reteno
import com.reteno.core.RetenoApplication
import com.reteno.core.RetenoImpl
import io.flutter.app.FlutterApplication

class CustomApplication : FlutterApplication(), RetenoApplication {
    override fun onCreate() {
        super.onCreate()
        retenoInstance = RetenoImpl(this, "<your_access_key>")
    }

    private lateinit var retenoInstance: Reteno
    override fun getRetenoInstance(): Reteno {
        return retenoInstance
    }
}

4. Follow Step 5 described in Android SDK setup guide: link;

Push notifications

Getting initial notification

When you instantiate the app by clicking on a push notification, you may need to get its payload. To do it, use the getInitialNotification method:

import 'package:reteno_plugin/reteno.dart';

final Reteno reteno = Reteno();

reteno.getInitialNotification().then((Map<String, dynamic>? payload) {
      // Process payload...
});

Listening for new push notifications in an open app

When the app is open, you may need to track for new push notifications. For that, the plugin provides the onRetenoNotificationReceived stream you can listen to:

import 'package:reteno_plugin/reteno.dart';

Reteno.onRetenoNotificationReceived.listen((Map<String, dynamic> payload) {
      // Process payload...
});

Getting notification data when interacting with push

When you want to handle interaction with received notification you can use onRetenoNotificationClicked stream, so you can listen to it and receive notification data:

import 'package:reteno_plugin/reteno.dart';

Reteno.onRetenoNotificationClicked.listen((Map<String, dynamic> payload) {
      // Process payload...
});

Tracking user behaviour

Track Custom Events

Reteno SDK provides ability to track custom events.

RetenoPlugin().logEvent({required RetenoCustomEvent event});

Custom Event model:

class RetenoCustomEvent {
  RetenoCustomEvent({
    required this.eventTypeKey,
    required this.dateOccurred,
    this.forcePush = false,
    required this.parameters,
  });

  final String eventTypeKey;
  final DateTime dateOccurred;
  final List<RetenoCustomEventParameter> parameters;
  final bool forcePush;
}

• eventTypeKey - key qualifier of the event (provided by appDeveloper, confirmed by marketing team).

• dateOccurred - time when event occurred (Date should be in ISO8601 format)

• parameters - list of parameters, which describe the event

• forcePush - iOS-only feature; Please read more about it here

Parameter model containt key/value fields to describe the parameter:

class RetenoCustomEventParameter {
  RetenoCustomEventParameter(this.name, this.value);

  final String name;
  final String? value;
}

Example of usage:

final dateOccured = DateTime.now();
final event = RetenoCustomEvent(
  eventTypeKey: eventTypeName,
  dateOccurred: dateOccured,
  parameters: [
    RetenoCustomEventParameter(<parameter_name>, <parameter_value>)
  ],
  forcePush: true|false,
);

await RetenoPlugin().logEvent(event: event);

Tracking user information

You can track the user related information using external user ID and/or user attributes. For that, you have to add userExternalId and setUserAttributes to Reteno Flutter.

Adding External User ID

External user ID is an ID you have assigned to a user in your system (external for 'Reteno'). You can add these in Reteno Flutter using the following method:

import 'package:reteno_plugin/reteno.dart';

final reteno = Reteno();
reteno.setUserAttributes(
  userExternalId: 'USER_ID',
  user: userInfo,
);

Adding User Attributes

User attributes define the information you collect about contacts in your user base. For example, phone number, email address, language preference, geographic location.

You can add user attributes using the following method:

import 'package:reteno_plugin/reteno.dart';

final reteno = Reteno();
reteno.setUserAttributes(
  userExternalId: 'USER_ID',
  user: userInfo,
);

Structure of the RetenoUser object:

class RetenoUser {
  RetenoUser({
    this.subscriptionKeys,
    this.userAttributes,
    this.groupNamesExclude,
    this.groupNamesInclude,
  });

  final UserAttributes? userAttributes;
  final List<String>? subscriptionKeys;
  final List<String>? groupNamesInclude;
  final List<String>? groupNamesExclude;
}

class UserAttributes {
  UserAttributes({
    this.lastName,
    this.firstName,
    this.address,
    this.email,
    this.fields,
    this.languageCode,
    this.phone,
    this.timeZone,
  });
  final String? phone;
  final String? email;
  final String? firstName;
  final String? lastName;
  final String? languageCode;
  final String? timeZone;
  final Address? address;
  final List<UserCustomField>? fields;
}

class Address {
  Address({
    this.address,
    this.postcode,
    this.region,
    this.town,
  });
  final String? region;
  final String? town;
  final String? address;
  final String? postcode;
}

class UserCustomField {
  UserCustomField({
    required this.key,
    this.value,
  });
  final String key;
  final String? value;
}

Anonymous User Attributes

Available for reteno_plugin starting from version 1.1.0 Reteno plugin allows tracking anonymous user attributes (no externalUserId required). To set user attributes without externalUserId use method setAnonymousUserAttributes():

Reteno.setAnonymousUserAttributes(AnonymousUserAttributes attributes);

**AnonymousUserAttributes** model:

```dart
class AnonymousUserAttributes {
  AnonymousUserAttributes({
    this.lastName,
    this.firstName,
    this.address,
    this.fields,
    this.languageCode,
    this.timeZone,
  });
  final String? firstName;
  final String? lastName;
  final String? languageCode;
  final String? timeZone;
  final Address? address;
  final List<UserCustomField>? fields;
}

Note: you can't provide anonymous user attributes with phone or/and email. For that purpose use setUserAttributes() method with externalUserId

Note

LanguageCode

The tags for identifying language must be in compliance with RFC 5646. The primary language subtag must comply with the ISO 639-1 format. Example: de-AT.

TimeZone

The time zone format must comply with TZ database. Example: Europe/Kyiv.

Note In versions before 1.2.2 you can not use sentry_fltter due to sentry iOS versions mismatch. If you want to use sentry_flutter in your application. Please use flutter_plugin : 1.2.2 and sentry_flutter: 7.8.0

License

MIT