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React Native Web Integration

Prerequisites

This setup assumes you have already setup your App Key on the Dashboard and you want to use same codebase for both mobile/web.

Integration Steps

Install the npm module:
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npm install react-native-contextual-mobile-sdk --save
Link the dependency:
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react-native link react-native-contextual-mobile-sdk
Load Web SDK: index.html
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<head>...</head>
<body>
...
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://sdk.contextu.al/web/styles.css">
<script src="https://sdk.contextu.al/web/main.js"></script>
</body>
Put this into your root component or root app.
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import ContextualReact from 'react-native-contextual-mobile-sdk';
...

ContextualReact.ready(()=>{
    ContextualReact.register("YOUR_APP_KEY", "YOUR USER ID");
})
**Note** User Id is optional, you can tag users with an id later (when they log in) using sh_cuid as the key. i.e ** window.Pointzi.tag.string(sh_cuid, user@useremail.com);** If you use Expo to init your project, put it into App.tsx

Additional steps.

Expo

Generate index.html file

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expo customize:web

Setup Content-Security-Policy(CSP) (Optional)

If your website ( web app ) uses CSP to restrict resource loading then you should add the below settings to the white list to allow your website to use resources ( JS, CSS, images, etc... ) from Contextual.

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*.contextu.al

*.streethawk.com

*.storjshare.io

cdn.filestackcontent.com

https://static.filestackapi.com/picker/1.24.1/picker.js

https://static.filestackapi.com/picker/1.23.0/main.css

Note

If you want to use external resources e.g. loading a image from facebook then you should add "*.facebook.com" to the white list.


Last update: 2024-01-14