# 1. Install the archive.
npm install ./vendor/contentflow-sdk-2.4.1.tgz

# 2. Import the web entry point in your code:
#      import { createCFClient } from '@contentflow/sdk/web';
# A page without a build step uses the script-tag build instead
# (copy package/dist/web/embed.js from the archive; see "Script tag" in the SDK guide).

# 3. Rebuild your app.

# 1. Install the archive. React (17 or later) is supplied by your app.
npm install ./vendor/contentflow-sdk-2.4.1.tgz

# 2. Wrap your app in the provider:
#      import { CFProvider } from '@contentflow/sdk/react';
#      <CFProvider config={{ publicKey: CONTENTFLOW_SDK_KEY }}>…</CFProvider>

# 3. Rebuild your app.

# 1. Install the archive and AsyncStorage (required: device id, consent, cache).
npm install ./vendor/contentflow-sdk-2.4.1.tgz
npm install @react-native-async-storage/async-storage   # Expo: npx expo install @react-native-async-storage/async-storage
npm install react-native-sse                       # optional: live updates instead of polling
npm install @react-native-community/geolocation    # optional: device location (bare)
# Expo push helper: npx expo install expo-notifications

# 2. React Native 0.72 to 0.78 / Expo SDK 50 to 52 only: in metro.config.js set
#      resolver.unstable_enablePackageExports = true
#    then restart Metro with a clean cache (npx react-native start --reset-cache, or npx expo start -c).

# 3. Rebuild the native app: AsyncStorage adds native code, so a JS reload is not enough.
cd ios && pod install && cd ..                     # bare React Native
npx react-native run-ios                           # or run-android; Expo: npx expo run:ios / run:android

// 1. Extract contentflow-sdk-swift-2.4.1.zip into Vendor/ without changing its layout.

// 2a. Xcode project: File → Add Package Dependencies → Add Local…, pick the extracted folder,
//     then add the ContentFlow library (and ContentFlowLocation only if you use device location)
//     under the target's Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content.

// 2b. Or in Package.swift:
dependencies: [
    .package(path: "../Vendor/contentflow-sdk-swift-2.4.1"),
],
targets: [
    .target(name: "App", dependencies: [
        .product(name: "ContentFlow", package: "contentflow-sdk-swift-2.4.1"),
        // .product(name: "ContentFlowLocation", package: "contentflow-sdk-swift-2.4.1"), // optional
    ]),
]

// 3. Build. A local package's identity is its folder name; keep the versioned name.

// 1. Extract contentflow-sdk-kotlin-2.4.1.zip into vendor/ (it creates vendor/contentflow-sdk-kotlin).
//    There is no Maven artifact: the SDK is included as a composite build.

// 2. settings.gradle.kts
includeBuild("vendor/contentflow-sdk-kotlin")

// app/build.gradle.kts
dependencies {
    implementation("click.contentflow:compose")       // or "click.contentflow:android" without Compose
                                                      // (the built-in campaign popup card is Compose-only)
    // implementation("click.contentflow:location")   // optional: device location
    // implementation("click.contentflow:geofencing") // optional: on-device geofences (Play services)
}

// 3. Sync Gradle and build (minSdk 24, JVM 17).

# 1. Extract contentflow-sdk-flutter-2.4.1.zip into vendor/ (it creates vendor/contentflow-sdk-flutter).

# 2. pubspec.yaml
dependencies:
  contentflow_sdk:
    path: vendor/contentflow-sdk-flutter

# 3. Fetch packages and build (Dart 3.5+, Flutter 3.16+):
#      flutter pub get

// npm ls @contentflow/sdk     →  @contentflow/sdk@2.4.1
import { SDK_VERSION } from '@contentflow/sdk/web';
console.log(SDK_VERSION);       // "2.4.1"

# The React entry point ships in the same package as the web one.
npm ls @contentflow/sdk          # @contentflow/sdk@2.4.1

# The React Native entry point ships in the same package as the web one.
npm ls @contentflow/sdk          # @contentflow/sdk@2.4.1

import ContentFlow

print(ContentFlowSDK.version)   // "2.4.1"

import click.contentflow.SDK_VERSION

Log.d("CF", SDK_VERSION)        // "2.4.1"

import 'package:contentflow_sdk/contentflow_sdk.dart';

print(kContentFlowSdkVersion);  // "2.4.1"

# Replace the tarball in vendor/, install it, rebuild.
rm vendor/contentflow-sdk-2.3.0.tgz
npm install ./vendor/contentflow-sdk-2.4.1.tgz
npm ls @contentflow/sdk          # confirm @contentflow/sdk@2.4.1

# Same package as the web SDK: replace the tarball, install, rebuild.
rm vendor/contentflow-sdk-2.3.0.tgz
npm install ./vendor/contentflow-sdk-2.4.1.tgz
npm ls @contentflow/sdk          # confirm @contentflow/sdk@2.4.1

# Replace the tarball and install it.
rm vendor/contentflow-sdk-2.3.0.tgz
npm install ./vendor/contentflow-sdk-2.4.1.tgz

# Restart Metro with a clean cache and rebuild the native app.
npx react-native start --reset-cache                # Expo: npx expo start -c
npx react-native run-ios                           # or run-android; Expo: npx expo run:ios / run:android
# Upgrading React Native itself needs no new SDK. On 0.79+ / Expo 53+ you can drop
# the unstable_enablePackageExports line from metro.config.js.

// The folder name is the package identity, so update the path AND every package: argument.
dependencies: [
    .package(path: "../Vendor/contentflow-sdk-swift-2.4.1"),
],
// … .product(name: "ContentFlow", package: "contentflow-sdk-swift-2.4.1")

// Xcode project: remove the old local package, Add Local… the new folder,
// then File → Packages → Reset Package Caches, and build.

// Replace vendor/contentflow-sdk-kotlin with the new extraction (the path stays the same),
// then refresh the composite build:
//   ./gradlew --refresh-dependencies build
// settings.gradle.kts and app/build.gradle.kts need no change.
includeBuild("vendor/contentflow-sdk-kotlin")

# Replace vendor/contentflow-sdk-flutter with the new extraction (the path stays the same),
# then fetch packages and rebuild:
#   flutter pub get
dependencies:
  contentflow_sdk:
    path: vendor/contentflow-sdk-flutter