React Native - In App

In-App Message

These are notifications that are shown directly to your users when they are active on your mobile application.

After each customEvent call, it is checked for In-App Message. You can create and customize In-App Message on https://intelligence.relateddigital.com/#Target/TargetingAction/TAList page of RMC management panel.

There are 10 different In-App Message designs available:

Pop-up - Image, Title, Text & Button	Mini - Icon & Text	Full Screen Image
Open	Open
Full Screen and Button	Pop-up - Image, Title, Text and Button	Pop-up Survey
Pop-up - Text and Button NPS	Native Alert & Action Sheet	1-10 Rated NPS
Starred Survey & Second Popup	Half Screen Image

Using Custom Fonts in InApps

Android

1. To use custom fonts in InApps, first create a font folder under the res folder.

    

2. You can add the fonts you want into the folder you created.
   Note: Yazı tipi adının tamamını küçük harflerle yazmak oluşabilecek hataların önüne geçecektir.

    

3. Finally, enter the name of the font you want to use without an extension from the interface.

    

iOS

1. First, put the font you want to use in the In-App to the root directory of your project.

    

2. Then, you need to define the font you put in the root directory with its extension (.ttf or .otf) in Info.plist. Ex: Sydney.ttf

   <key>UIAppFonts</key> <array> <string>FONT_NAME</string> </array>

    

3. Finally, enter the name of the font you want to use without an extension from the interface.

   
   Note: You have to enter the font type with its original name. When you double-click the .tff or .otf file on your computer, the original name will appear on the screen that opens.

    

PassionFlower

As in the in-app message from the RMC panel, after creating the wheel of fortune, each customEvent call is checked to see if it is defined and active, then it is displayed.

Scratch to Win

As in the in-app message from the RMC panel, after creating the scratchcard, it is checked whether it is defined and active in each customEvent call, and then it is displayed.