React Native SDK Setup

The Reteno React Native SDK for Mobile Customer Engagement and Analytics solutions

Overview

Reteno is a lightweight SDK for React Native that helps mobile teams integrate Reteno into their mobile apps. The server-side library makes it easy to call the Reteno API.

The SDK supports:

• React Native 0.86.2 or later — including the New Architecture (Fabric/TurboModules). Starting with v3.0.0 the native module ships a codegen Spec (RetenoSdkSpec) and conforms to TurboModule on both platforms; apps still on the old (bridge) architecture keep working unchanged, autodetected at build time — there is nothing to configure either way
• iOS 14.0 or later — this is the deployment target required by the reteno-react-native-sdk podspec. The bundled native Reteno 2.7.3 pod itself supports iOS 12.0 or later
• Android 8.0 or later (API 26) — SDK functionality is unavailable below this level. The artifacts declare minSdkVersion 21, so integrating Reteno does not force you to raise your own minSdkVersion; the SDK is simply inactive on older devices — see Android setup

Native SDK versions in reteno-react-native-sdk v3.0.0:

• Reteno Android SDK 2.10.1
• Reteno iOS SDK 2.7.3

Getting started with Reteno SDK / Setup guide

• iOS
• Android
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API style

Every SDK method is available as a flat, top-level export (setUserAttributes, setOnRetenoPushReceivedListener, …) — this remains the canonical form and is not deprecated. Starting with v3.0.0 the same methods are also grouped into namespaced objects (user, push, events, inApp, inbox, recommendations, ecommerce) for teams that prefer that style. See Namespaced API for the full mapping and usage.

Licence

Reteno React Native SDK is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.