Directions for integrating ReactNative can be found here: https://github.com/adobe/react-native-acpcore#react-native-aep-core-extension For both iOS and Android we recommend initializing the SDK in the native project files. 

Hi @DivakarReddy  I suggest looking into the exchange partner program to request a sandbox account: https://www.adobe.com/partners.html The mobile team does not handle access to Adobe Analytics. 

Hi @Riri1 - The Cordova plugins for the SDK work with Hybrid apps. With each Hybrid app that you build, there is an underlying native app project. You can call the appropriate APIs from the HTML/JS layer so that you can essentially build once across Android and iOS

Hi @Riri1 - You will likely want to follow the directions for integrating the Cordova SDK here: https://aep-sdks.gitbook.io/docs/getting-started/get-the-sdk#cordova https://aep-sdks.gitbook.io/docs/resources/upgrading-to-aep/current-sdk-versions#cordova  

Did you also make sure to import the campaign extension in your project? I see the implementation for your cradle file and also the register call. Make sure to match the sample on this page below. Also note that the extension version can be called using; Campaign.extensionVersion(); https://aep-sdks...

There is generally a delay between sending the push token to ACS and having the token appear in the app subscribers table. Are you seeing the tokens show up after a few minutes?

Hi @Leina_Betzer - There are a couple of ways to do this: You can check your pod file or your gradle.build settings to see the versions fetched for iOS or Android. You can use APIs to get extension version information -> https://aep-sdks.gitbook.io/docs/using-mobile-extensions/mobile-core/signals/si...

This is odd! Can you provide some details as to the versions of the extensions you have installed? I'll get a ticket open to check this out.

Hi @zihaof25182964  Did you try the Analytics example with React Native? That might help resolve your issues.  We are actually in the process of releasing a new Swift-based Core, and an updated React Native wrapper to follow. These should be available in Q12021 

Another helpful hint -> The Places extension holds the authorization status for a user in the extension's shared state. This shared state can be added as a Data Element in launch so that you can include the status in various workflows.  The first image below shows how you can define a Data Element f...