Class IterableEmbeddedManager

Gets whether the embedded manager is enabled.

Ends a session.

When a user leaves a screen in your app where embedded messages are displayed, the session should be ended. This causes the SDK to send session an impression data back to the server.

A session is tracked when it is ended, so you should be able to find tracking data after this method is called.

Retrieves a list of embedded messages the user is eligible to see.

Handles a click on an embedded message.

This will fire the correct handlers set in the config, and will track the click. It should be use on either a button click or a click on the message itself.

Pauses an embedded impression.

An impression represents the on-screen appearances of a given embedded message, in context of a session.

And impression should be paused when the message is no longer visible, including when your app goes to the background.

Starts an embedded impression.

An impression represents the on-screen appearances of a given embedded message, in context of a session.

Each impression tracks:

• The total number of times a message appears during a session.
• The total amount of time that message was visible, across all its appearances in the session.

Be sure to start and pause impressions when your app goes to and from the background, too.

Starts a session.

A session is a period of time when a user is on a screen or page that can display embedded messages.

When a user comes to a screen or page in your app where embedded messages are displayed (in one or more placements), a session should be started.

Syncs embedded local cache with the server.

When your app first launches, and each time it comes to the foreground, Iterable's Native SDKs automatically refresh a local, on-device cache of embedded messages for the signed-in user. These are the messages the signed-in user is eligible to see.

At key points during your app's lifecycle, you may want to manually refresh your app's local cache of embedded messages. For example, as users navigate around, on pull-to-refresh, etc.

However, do not poll for new embedded messages at a regular interval.

Tracks a click on an embedded message.

This is called internally when Iterable.embeddedManager.handleClick is called. However, if you want to implement your own click handling, you can use this method to track the click you implement.