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The Google Analytics for Firebase wrapper for Adjust allows developers to easily send information to both the Adjust and Google Analytics for Firebase backends.
In order to use the Adjust wrapper:
- Follow the steps here to set up the Google Analytics for Firebase SDK in your app.
- Copy the source files inside the AdjustWrapper directory into your project.
- Register your Adjust token to event dictionary mapping using
[AdjustWrapper setEventMapping:]
after Firebase initialization. This mapping allows the wrapper to log events to the Google Analytics SDK with the real name (not just the token). - Replace supported references to
Adjust
API withAdjustWrapper
; - Replace references to
ADJEvent
withADJWrappedEvent
.
Some methods are not supported by the wrapper. For these methods, directly call
the base implementation on the Adjust
object.
Instead of using event names within the SDK, Adjust uses tokens that map to
event names on the backend. Since the Google Analytics for Firebase SDK is
unaware of this mapping, it should be provided to the wrapper to ensure that the
event names show up properly in the Firebase console. Register it by passing a
dictionary into the [AdjustWrapper setEventMapping:]
API. This dictionary
should reflect the token to event name mapping provided by Adjust. Make sure
that this mapping is established before the first Adjust event is logged, or
event name shown in the Firebase console will be incorrect.
Example:
[AdjustWrapper setEventMapping: @{
@"abcde1" : @"sign_up",
@"abcde2" : @"tutorial_begin",
@"fghijk" : @"your_custom_event"
}];
The following API methods and properties are supported in the AppsFlyer wrapper.
Use the wrapper by replacing Adjust
in these instances with AdjustWrapper
:
[[Adjust sharedTracker] trackEvent:]
[Adjust trackEvent: withValue:]
Replace ADJEvent
with ADJWrappedEvent
in these instances:
[ADJEvent eventWithEventToken:]
[ADJEvent alloc] initWithEventToken:]
In order to use the Adjust wrapper with a Swift project, make sure your project
has a
bridging header.
In the bridging header file, add the line #import "AdjustWrapper.h"
. This will
allow you to use AdjustWrapper like a normal Swift class.