init(_ appId: String)close
#Methods
#init
Creates a new Engage instance (required to display elements) using your app ID.
The engage object should be retained, so you'll have to instanciate it at class level or store it in a controller that stays alive for the time you're using it.
#createElement
func createElement(_ slug: String, _ target: UIView)Presents the desired Engage element in the targeted UIView.
⚠️ This doesn't take display conditions into account. It will print the element no matter what.
#autoCreate
func autoCreate()Presents multiple elements depending on target condition.
EngageIOS SDK provides a UIView extension for you to add a target value to your views, just do the following:
⚠️ If multiple views have the same target value, the element will only be printed in the first view matching the value.
#config
func config(_ config: [String: Any], _ readOnly: Bool = false)Allows to set some configuration options. See the
configuration options documentation.
#texts
func texts(_ texts: [String: String], locale: String = "en", _ readOnly: Bool = false)Allows to set custom texts all over your elements for the desired locale. See the
texts documentation.
ℹ️ You can set several times the same text value with different locales.
#variables
func variables(_ variables: [String: Any]) -> VoidAllows to set custom variables to be replaced inside some text keys. See the
variables documentation.
#on
func on(_ event: EngageEvent, once: Bool = false)Allows to listen to a specific event in Engage lifecycle (ex: onReady). See
the events documentation.
#off
func off(_ event: EngageEvent)Allows to remove a listener previously set with the
.on method.#setDebug
static func setDebug(_ enabled: Bool)Enables/Disables debugging for all Engage instances.