Get Started

Follow this guide to configure your app to work with the Playtime SDK using any of our supported wrappers.

Part 1: Pre-Requisites

Get Your SDK Hash

Contact your Account Manager to get an SDK hash for your app. Or if you already have access, it can be retrieved from the Monetize Dashboard.

The SDK hash is a unique 32-character code that uniquely identifies your app within adjoe's systems. Each app receives a distinct hash. Remember to keep your hash confidential to prevent unauthorized use.

Enable SandboxMode

To fully test the Playtime SDK integration and access all campaign types, configure your application to be in "SandboxMode". Contact your Account Manager to have this setting enabled for your environment.

Troubleshooting:

If you do not see any apps returned or if you run into any errors after this setting is enabled, please try a fresh install.

Add the Dependency

The Swift Package Manager automates the distribution of Swift code. To use Playtime with SPM, add the dependency from https://github.com/adjoeio/adjoe-monetize-spm .

With Xcode

Go to File → Add Package Dependencies in the Menu Bar in Xcode. Search for `https://github.com/adjoeio/adjoe-monetize-spm and add it to your app's target.

Using Package.swift file

If your project uses Package.swift file, add Playtime as a dependency:

dependencies: [
  .package(url: "https://github.com/adjoeio/adjoe-monetize-spm", from: "1.9.1")
]

And then add the following product to any target that needs access to the library:

.product(name: "PlaytimeMonetize", package: "adjoe-monetize-spm")

CocoaPods is a dependency manager for Cocoa projects. For usage and installation instructions, visit their website.

In your project directory, create a Podfile if one doesn’t already exist.
Inside the Podfile, add the following configuration to include the Playtime SDK as a dependency within your app’s target. You can also specify a version or version range—see the CocoaPods Podfile syntax reference for more details.
```
source 'https://github.com/adjoeio/PlaytimeSpecExternal.git'

platform :ios, '14.0'

target 'MyApp' do
  use_frameworks!

  pod 'PlaytimeMonetize', '~> 1.9.1'
end
```
Open a terminal and navigate to your project’s root directory.
Run the following command to update the CocoaPods repository and install the dependencies:
```
pod install --repo-update
```
Once installation is complete, open the .xcworkspace file generated by CocoaPods. The Playtime SDK will now be available for use within your project.

Check out our troubleshooting guide if you run into any issues with Cocoapods

Install React Native dependency

To integrate the adjoe React Native module into your React Native project, follow these steps:

Open your project's package.json file.
Add the adjoe as a dependency under the dependencies section. You can change the version number to the desired version of adjoe SDK you want to integrate.

"dependencies": {
  "react-native-adjoe-sdk-ios": "https://github.com/adjoeio/adjoe-react-native-sdk-ios#1.9.0"
}

Alternatively, you can use your project's package managers to perform the installation:

npm install --save https://github.com/adjoeio/adjoe-react-native-sdk-ios#1.9.0
yarn add https://github.com/adjoeio/adjoe-react-native-sdk-ios#1.9.0

The package doesn't support Expo by default. To install it in an Expo project, see the official documentation on installing third-party packages.

Install Native dependency

You need to add the native iOS SDK as a dependency to your native iOS project.

CocoaPods is a dependency manager for Cocoa projects. For usage and installation instructions, visit their website.

In your project directory, create a Podfile if one doesn’t already exist.
Inside the Podfile, add the following configuration to include the Playtime SDK as a dependency within your app’s target. You can also specify a version or version range—see the CocoaPods Podfile syntax reference for more details.
```
source 'https://github.com/adjoeio/PlaytimeSpecExternal.git'

platform :ios, '13.0'

target 'MyApp' do
  use_frameworks!

  pod 'PlaytimeMonetize', '~> 1.9.1'
end
```
Open a terminal and navigate to your project’s root directory.
Run the following command to update the CocoaPods repository and install the dependencies:
```
pod install --repo-update
```
Once installation is complete, open the .xcworkspace file generated by CocoaPods. The Playtime SDK will now be available for use within your project.

Check out our troubleshooting guide if you run into any issues with Cocoapods

Part 2: App Attest Integration

The Playtime SDK for iOS makes use of Apple's DeviceCheck APIs to ensure that the app is launched on a real device and that there haven't been any malicious alterations. This allows us to better protect your app and your revenues.

To ensure that the SDK runs as expected, you must complete the following steps, even if the app builds normally. Failure to complete a step could cause the app to disfunction or be rejected from the App Store. You can read more about the App Attest service here.

Enable App Attest

Go to Apple Developer Certificates, IDs & Profiles
Select your app ID
Ensure App Attest is enabled under Capabilities

Add required capabilities

Select the project of your application in the Project Navigator
Select your target
Go to the tab Signing & Capabilities
Add the App Attest capability

Gather Credentials:

In order for adjoe's services to work with your app, the following credentials will need to be enabled for your app. They can be uploaded at the app-level in the Monetize Dashabord.

If you plan on using a dev and a prod environment, you will need to make sure distinct credentials are added for both app bundles, e.g., playtime.app.dev and playtime.app.

Private Key: Generate a private key that can be used for the AppAttest service and provide the file with the .p8 extension to adjoe. You can find the instruction on how to get the .p8 here. Only the DeviceCheck/AppAttest Service should be added.

Key ID: Generate a key identifier associated with the enabled service.
Team ID: Provide the Team ID, which app ID prefix: Team ID and the Bundle ID separated with a dot, for example: M4CAP9HPPJ.com.my.app. You can learn more about the app ID here.

Make sure that after you add the capability to your project, you can see the .entitlements file. Specify the production environment.

Do not use the same credentials, i.e., team ID, with device check for your own app. adjoe should be the only one using the AppAttest / DeviceCheck service with your team ID.

Upload Credentials

Add the Credentials under Edit Application in the Monetize Dashboard.

Part 3: Configure Environment

After adding the App Attest capability, you must configure your entitlements file to use the production environment. The adjoe backend only accepts production App Attest attestations.

Steps:

Locate your entitlements file

When you add the App Attest capability, Xcode automatically creates a .entitlements file in your project (e.g., YourApp.entitlements)
Find it in the Project Navigator

Set to production environment

Open the .entitlements file
Find the key: com.apple.developer.devicecheck.appattest-environment
Set the value to production (NOT development)

Your entitlements file should look like this:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
    <key>com.apple.developer.associated-domains</key>
    <array>
        <string>webcredentials:prod.adjoe.zone</string>
    </array>
    <key>com.apple.developer.devicecheck.appattest-environment</key>
    <string>production</string>
</dict>
</plist>

Verify build configurations

In Xcode, go to your Target → Build Settings
Search for "Code Signing Entitlements"
Ensure both Debug and Release configurations point to the same entitlements file with production set

Why production is required:

Unlike typical Apple services, the adjoe backend does not support development App Attest attestations

Both your development/testing builds and production builds must use the production environment
Using development will cause authentication failures with the error: "AAGUID not found in metadata"

Troubleshooting: If you see errors related to "AAGUID not found" in your logs, it means your entitlements are still set to development. Double-check steps 1-3 above, clean your build folder (Product → Clean Build Folder), and rebuild.

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hashtagPart 1: Pre-Requisites

hashtagGet Your SDK Hash

hashtagEnable SandboxMode

hashtagAdd the Dependency

hashtagWith Xcode

hashtagUsing Package.swift file

hashtagPart 2: App Attest Integration

hashtagEnable App Attest

hashtagAdd required capabilities

hashtagGather Credentials:

hashtagUpload Credentials

hashtagPart 3: Configure Environment

hashtagLocate your entitlements file

hashtagSet to production environment

hashtagVerify build configurations

hashtagWhy production is required:

Part 1: Pre-Requisites

Get Your SDK Hash

Enable SandboxMode

Add the Dependency

With Xcode

Using Package.swift file

Part 2: App Attest Integration

Enable App Attest

Add required capabilities

Gather Credentials:

Upload Credentials

Part 3: Configure Environment

Locate your entitlements file

Set to production environment

Verify build configurations

Why production is required: