AppsFlyerSDK / appsflyer-apple-swift-app

The App written with Swift UI that demonstrates the integration with AppsFlyer SDK

ios-appsflyer-mopicker-sample-app

Mopicker is a sample app, that has been written in native Swift programming language using SwiftUI and Combine frameworks in order to demonstrate the AppsflyerSDK implementation.

Launching the project

To launch the project in limited functionality mode with AppsFlyerSDK, please, follow next steps:

1. Clone the repository or download it as a .zip archive;
2. Go to the cloned or unarchived project directory using terminal and run pod install command. If this command is unavailable to you, please install Cocoapods dependency manager (https://cocoapods.org/).
3. To be able to test AppsFlyer SDK, open the mopicker-sample-app.xcworkspace file, go to Assets/Info.plist and add your af_dev_key and af_app_id (Appendix 1).

Appendix 1

In order to launch the project in full-mode with Firebase authentification and Google Sign-in features, please do the following after completing first three steps:

4. Create projects in Google and Firebase dashboards to see the data flow in consoles, after launch of full-mode application (https://firebase.google.com/, https://developers.google.com/identity/sign-in/ios);
5. Open the Info.plist file and add your google_client_id (Appendix 1) and add your REVERSED_CLIENT_ID to the url-scheme as it is described in (https://developers.google.com/identity/sign-in/ios/sdk) in order to activate Google Sign-In;
6. To enable Firebase in the app you should remove existing GoogleService-Info.plist file in Assets folder and add your own file to the project navigator, which you will recieve after creating a project in Firebase Console (https://console.firebase.google.com/)(Appendix 2);

Appendix 2

7. Go to the AppConstants.swift file and change var isOpenSource property to false;

NOTE: If you change the app to the open source and do not provide Firebase of Google Sign-in identifiers, the app will crash.