A/B Smartly - Android SDK
The A/B Smartly Android SDK is compatible with Android 5 and later (API level 21+). It uses A/B Smartly - Java SDK.
The android.permission.INTERNET permission is required. To add this permission to your application ensure the following line is present in the AndroidManifest.xml file:
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET"/>If you target Android 6.0 or earlier, a few extra steps are outlined below for installation and initialization.
To install the ABSmartly Android SDK, place the following in your build.gradle and replace {VERSION} with the latest Android SDK version available in MavenCentral.
dependencies {
implementation 'com.absmartly.sdk:android-sdk:{VERSION}'
}When targeting Android 6.0 or earlier, the default Java Security Provider will not work. Using Conscrypt is recommended. Follow these instructions to install it as dependency.
The usage follows mainly the A/B Smartly Java SDK, but some Android components was created to help integrate faster with out Java SDK in Android Applications.
The usage of sqllite in Android Application is differente from Java Standard Applications then a specific implementation for Android is provided for this SDK.
The Memory Cache component provide by A/B Smartly Java SDK is compatible to be used in Android Applications if needed.
All details about how to use the A/B Smartly Java SDK is in the java-sdk repository.
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