This is a demo app for implementing commandersAct's react-native bridges
Main code is inside ./App.tsx file
More importantly, you'll need to read the native documentation for full details.
Initialization is done once the app is loaded :
// App.tsx file :
export default function App() {
initialize() // we call initialization for both TCServerSide and TCConsent bridges
return (
<View style={styles.appContainer}>
<ButtonRow />
</View>
);
}
async function initialize()
{
// Check with your consultant or in your platform for the siteID, privacyID for TCConsent,
// and for your TCServerSide's sourceKey
TCConsent.setSiteIDPrivacyID(3311, 2929)
TCServerSide.initServerSide(3311, 'a_source_key')
}App will display a list of button, each one of them will invoke a ServerSide/TCConsent method, you will need to keep an eye on android studio logcat / xcode console / react-native console for displayed logs.
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