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The MoPub SDK is available via:
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jCenter AAR
The MoPub SDK is available as an AAR via jCenter; to use it, add the following to yourbuild.gradle
.repositories { jcenter() } dependencies { compile('com.mopub:mopub-sdk:4.9.0@aar') { transitive = true } }
SDK Modularization
With the modular SDK, you can choose to include specific formats to decrease overall SDK footprint in your app. To do so, include the line for any combination of components that you want in your
build.gradle
file as follows:repositories { // ... other project repositories jcenter() } // ... dependencies { // ... other project dependencies // For banners compile('com.mopub:mopub-sdk-banner:4.9.0@aar') { transitive = true } // For interstitials compile('com.mopub:mopub-sdk-interstitial:4.9.0@aar') { transitive = true } // For rewarded videos. This will automatically also include interstitials compile('com.mopub:mopub-sdk-rewardedvideo:4.9.0@aar') { transitive = true } // For native static (images). compile('com.mopub:mopub-sdk-native-static:4.9.0@aar') { transitive = true } // For native video. This will automatically also include native static compile('com.mopub:mopub-sdk-native-video:4.9.0@aar') { transitive = true } }
To continue integration using the mopub-sdk AAR, please see the Getting Started guide.
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Zipped Source
The MoPub SDK is also distributed as zipped source code that you can include in your application. MoPub provides two prepackaged archives of source code:
MoPub Android SDK.zip
Includes everything you need to serve MoPub ads. No third party ad networks are included.For additional integration instructions, please see the Getting Started guide.
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Cloned GitHub repository
Alternatively, you can obtain the MoPub SDK source by cloning the git repository:
git clone git://github.com/mopub/mopub-android-sdk.git
For additional integration instructions, please see the Getting Started guide.
Please view the changelog for a complete list of additions, fixes, and enhancements in the latest release.
- Removed the full SDK bundle.
- Removed Eclipse support.
- Removed InMobi custom events from extras.
- Deprecated rewarded video calls from
MoPub.java
and moved them toMoPubRewardedVideos.java
.- For example,
MoPub#loadRewardedVideo
is deprecated in favor ofMoPubRewardedVideos#loadRewardedVideo
.
- For example,
- Bug fixes.
Modular SDK
- Added the ability to specify which ad formats to include as dependencies (to decrease the overall footprint of the MoPub SDK in your app).
- Default behavior remains unchanged and includes access to all ad formats.
- Note: Maven builds from source are currently unstable and will be reinstated in a future release. Maven developers can still pull the MoPub SDK AAR from JCenter.
- Android 2.3.1 (API Version 9) and up
- android-support-v4.jar, r23 (Updated in 4.4.0)
- android-support-annotations.jar, r23 (Updated in 4.4.0)
- android-support-v7-recyclerview.jar, r23 (Updated in 4.4.0)
- MoPub Volley Library (mopub-volley-1.1.0.jar - available on JCenter) (Updated in 3.6.0)
- Recommended Google Play Services 7.8.0
In 3.3.0 a dependency on android-support-annotations.jar was added. If you are using Maven or Gradle to include the MoPub SDK, this dependency is included in the build scripts. For instructions on adding dependencies for Eclipse projects, see our Getting Started Guide
Version 4.4.0 of the MoPub SDK fixes a security issue identified by Google. Note that only publishers who received a message from Google are affected. While not all publishers are impacted, we recommend you upgrade to SDK 4.4.0+ ahead of Google's deadline (July 11, 2016) to avoid any issues submitting updates to your apps after the date. More information can be found in Google's support article.
If your app's target SDK is 23 or higher and the user's device is running Android 6.0 or higher, you are responsible for supporting runtime permissions, one of the changes introduced in Android 6.0 (API level 23). In addition to listing any dangerous permissions your app needs in the manifest, your app also has to explicitly request the dangerous permission(s) during runtime by calling method requestPermissions()
in the ActivityCompat
class.
- Dangerous permission
ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION
is needed to pass network location data to MoPub. - Dangerous permission
ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION
is needed to pass GPS location data to MoPub.- Granting
ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION
also allows network location data to be passed to MoPub without the need to also grantACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION
.
- Granting
- Dangerous permission
WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
is needed for MRAID 2. - Note: The user can deny granting any dangerous permissions during runtime, so please make sure your app can handle this properly.
- Note: The user can revoke any permissions granted previously by going to your app's Settings screen, so please make sure your app can handle this properly.
- Android 6.0 Changes
- Requesting Permissions at Run Time
- Permissions Best Practices
- Normal vs Dangerous Permissions
- Permission Groups
We have launched a new license as of version 3.2.0. To view the full license, visit http://www.mopub.com/legal/sdk-license-agreement/.