Configuration

Use the methods in this document to configure the behavior of the Adjust SDK.

Instantiate your config object

public AdjustConfig(string appToken, string environment, Action<string> logDelegate = null, LogLevel? logLevel = null)

To configure the Adjust SDK, you need to instantiate an AdjustConfig object. This object contains the read-only configuration options that you need to pass to the Adjust SDK.

To instantiate your config object, create a new AdjustConfig instance and pass the following parameters:

• appToken (string): Your Adjust app token.
• environment (string): The environment you want to run the SDK in. Pass AdjustConfig.EnvironmentSandbox to run the SDK in sandbox mode for testing. Pass AdjustConfig.EnvironmentProduction to run the SDK in production mode for release.
• logDelegate (Action<string>): A function to which logging is delegated. You can also configure this using the setLogDelegate method.
• logLevel (LogLevel): The level of logging you want to record. The following log levels are supported:

string appToken = "hmqwpvspxnuo";
string environment = AdjustConfig.EnvironmentSandbox;
var adjustConfig = new AdjustConfig(appToken, environment,
   msg => System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(msg), LogLevel.Verbose);
Adjust.ApplicationLaunching(adjustConfig);

Read-only configuration

Read-only configuration options are set in your AdjustConfig instance before the initialization of the SDK. They can’t be changed while the SDK is running. You MUST configure any options you want to use before running Adjust.ApplicationLaunching().

Configure a log delegate

public void setLogDelegate(Action<String> logDelegate);

A log delegate is a function that the Adjust SDK calls to record logs. To configure a log delegate, pass your log function to the setLogDelegate. The Adjust SDK calls this function each time it outputs a log message.

AdjustConfig adjustConfig = new AdjustConfig("{YourAppToken}", AdjustEnvironment.Sandbox, true);
//...
adjustConfig.setLogDelegate(msg => Debug.Log(msg));
//...
Adjust.ApplicationLaunching(config);

Set external device identifier

public void setExternalDeviceId(string externalDeviceId);

An external device identifier is a custom value that you can assign to a device or user. They help you recognize users across sessions and platforms. They can also help you deduplicate installs by user so that a user isn’t counted as duplicate new installs. Contact your Adjust representative to get started with external device IDs.

You can use an external device ID as a custom identifier for a device. This helps you keep continuity with your other systems. You can set property calling the setExternalDeviceId method with the following parameter:

• externalDeviceId (string): Your external device identifier. This value is case sensitive. If you have imported external device IDs, make sure the value you pass matches the imported value.

AdjustConfig adjustConfig = new AdjustConfig("{YourAppToken}", AdjustEnvironment.Sandbox, true);
//...
adjustConfig.setExternalDeviceId("{Your-External-Device-Id}");
//...
Adjust.ApplicationLaunching(adjustConfig);

If you want to use the external device ID in your business analytics, you can pass it as a session callback parameter.

You can import existing external device IDs into Adjust. This ensures that the Adjust servers match future data to your existing device records. Contact your Adjust representative for more information.

Set default link token

public string DefaultTracker { get; set; }

You can configure a default link token if your app is preinstalled on a device. When a user opens the preinstalled app for the first time, the install is attributed to the default link token. To set your default link token, assign your Adjust link token to the DefaultTracker property on your config instance.

var adjustConfig = new AdjustConfig(appToken, environment,
   msg => System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(msg), LogLevel.Verbose);
adjustConfig.DefaultTracker = "{TrackerToken}";
Adjust.ApplicationLaunching(adjustConfig);

Enable background recording

public bool SendInBackground { get; set; }

By default, the Adjust SDK pauses the sending of requests when your app is running in the background. You can configure the SDK to send requests in the background by enabling the background recording. To enable background recording, assign a bool value to the SendInBackground property of your config instance.

var adjustConfig = new AdjustConfig(appToken, environment,
   msg => System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(msg), LogLevel.Verbose);
//...
adjustConfig.SendInBackground = true;
//...
Adjust.ApplicationLaunching(adjustConfig);

Enable event buffering

public bool EventBufferingEnabled { get; set; }

The Adjust SDK sends event information as soon as a user triggers an event in your app. You can send event information on a schedule by enabling event buffering. Event buffering stores events in a local buffer on the device and sends all requests once per minute.

Your config object contains a bool EventBufferingEnabled property that controls this behavior. To enable event buffering, assign a bool value to the EventBufferingEnabled property of your config instance.

• EventBufferingEnabled (bool): Set to true to enable event buffering or false to disable event buffering.

var adjustConfig = new AdjustConfig(appToken, environment,
   msg => System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(msg), LogLevel.Verbose);
//...
adjustConfig.EventBufferingEnabled = true;
//...
Adjust.ApplicationLaunching(adjustConfig);

Delay the start of the SDK

public TimeSpan? DelayStart { get; set; }

By default, the Adjust SDK starts as soon as your app opens. If you want to send data that isn’t available at launch in session parameters, you can delay the start of the SDK. This can be helpful if you are sending information such as unique identifiers.

To configure a startup delay, assign a TimeSpan value to the DelayStart property of your config instance.

• delayStart (TimeSpan): The time (in seconds) by which to delay the start of the SDK. You can delay the start of the SDK by up to 10 seconds.

adjustConfig.DelayStart = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(5.5);

Dynamic configuration

Dynamic configuration options may be changed during the SDK’s lifecycle in response to events or actions taken by the user.

Toggle offline mode

public void SetOfflineMode(bool offline);

The Adjust SDK sends event and session data to Adjust’s servers in real time. You can pause the sending of information by putting the SDK in offline mode. In offline mode the SDK stores all data in a local file on the device. The SDK sends this information to Adjust’s servers when you disable offline mode.

You can toggle offline mode at any time by calling the SetOfflineMode method with the following argument:

• offline (bool): Set to true to enable offline mode or false to disable offline mode.

Adjust.SetOfflineMode(true);

Set push tokens

public static void SetPushToken(string pushToken);

Push tokens are used for Audiences and client callbacks. They’re also required for Uninstall and reinstall measurement.

Your config object contains a string pushToken property that you can use to store your push token. You can update this property at any time by calling the setPushToken method and passing the following arguments:

• pushToken (string): Your push token.

Adjust.SetPushToken("{YourDeviceToken}");

Disable or enable the SDK

public static void SetEnabled(bool enabled);

The Adjust SDK runs by default when your app is open. You can disable and re-enable the Adjust SDK to pause and resume recording. When you disable the Adjust SDK, it doesn’t send any data to Adjust’s servers.

You can enable or disable the SDK at any time by calling the SetEnabled method with the following argument:

• enabled (bool): Set to true to enable the SDK or false to disable the SDK.

Adjust.SetEnabled(false);

Check enabled status

public static bool IsEnabled();

You can check if the Adjust SDK is enabled at any time by calling the isEnabled method. This method returns a bool value indicating if the SDK is enabled (true) or disabled (false).

Adjust.IsEnabled();