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Mobilize Pilot Unity SDK

IQUSDK is a class that encapsulates the IQU SDK and offers various methods and properties to communicate with the IQU server.

1. Download the IQU.SDK.unity.vX.X.X.unitypackage file (located in the root of this repository).
2. Open an existing project or start a new project.
3. Either double click IQU.SDK.unity.vX.X.X.unitypackage or use Assets > Import Package > Custom Package... to open the file.
4. Warning: the package includes a version of the Google Play services for Android; if this is not required uncheck the google-play-services_lib folder in the /Plugins/Android/ folder before importing the files.

1. Clone the repository or download the zip.
2. Copy all files from the src/Assets/ folder to the /Assets/ folder of the project.
3. To add Google Play Service support, copy the google-play-services_lib folder from /{Android SDK root}/extras/google/google_play_services/libproject/ to /Assets/Plugins/Android/

1. Important(!): when using a stripping level other then disabled, copy (or move) the link.xml file from the /Assets/IQU/SDK/Docs/ to the /Assets/ (root) folder of your project. This will prevent the compiler from removing security related classes that are referenced indirectly.
2. To remove support for the advertising id on iOS and any reference to the classes needed to obtain the advertising id, delete the following file: /Assets/Plugin/iOS/IQUSDKAdvertisingStub.m

The /Assets/IQU/SDK/Examples folder contains an example scene file and c# script file.

For help open the /Assets/IQU/SDK/Docs/reference.chm file or unzip the /Assets/IQU/SDK/Docs/reference.html.zip somewhere outside the project folders (the zip file also contains several support javascript files which generate errors/warnings from Unity3D when placed inside the project folder).

1. Methods and properties can be accessed trough the static IQUSDK.Instance property.
2. Either call IQUSDK.Instance.Start to start the IQU SDK or add the IQUSDKComponent from the /Assets/IQU/SDK/Components folder to one of the root game objects and fill-in the various fields. The component will start the SDK automatically.
3. Add additional Ids via IQUSDK.Instance.SetFacebookId, IQUSDK.Instance.SetGooglePlusId, IQUSDK.Instance.SetTwitterId or IQUSDK.Instance.SetCustomId.
4. Start calling analytic tracking methods to send messages to the server.
5. Update the IQUSDK.Instance.Payable property to indicate the player is busy with a payable action.
6. IMPORTANT: When using a stripping level other then disabled, copy (or move) the link.xml file from the /Assets/IQU/SDK/Docs/ to the /Assets (root) folder of your project.

The IQU SDK will only use a single communication action with the server at the time. So when the SDK is busy sending messages, new tracking messages will be placed in a queue. The queued messages will be processed and sent once the previous sending action has finished. This means that sometimes there might be a delay between the tracking call and the actual sending of the tracking message.

If the SDK fails to send a message to the IQU server, messages are queued and are sent when the server is available again.

Queued messages are stored in persistent storage so they still can be resent after an application restart.

The SDK supports various ids which are included with every tracking message sent to the server. See IQUIdType for the types supported by the SDK. Use IQUSDK.Instance.SetId to get an id value.

Some ids are determined by the SDK itself, other ids must be set via one of the following methods: IQUSDK.Instance.SetFacebookId, IQUSDK.Instance.SetGooglePlusId, IQUSDK.Instance.SetTwitterId or IQUSDK.Instance.SetCustomId

On Android and iOS devices the SDK will try to obtain the advertising id and limited ad tracking. The SDK contains small plugins to obtain these values. If limited ad tracking is enabled, the SDK will disable the tracking messages. Calling any of the tracking methods will do nothing.

For on Android devices, the SDK requires Google Play libraries to obtain these values. The SDK checks for the existence of the Google Play classes and uses reflection to call the Google Play services so there are no errors when the Google Play libraries are not included within the application.

On iOS the SDK also checks for the required classes and uses reflection to obtain the values so there are no errors when running the application on iOS versions that don't support the advertising ID.

To remove support for the advertising id on iOS and any reference to the classes needed to obtain the advertising id, the following file can be deleted: /Assets/Plugin/iOS/IQUSDKAdvertisingStub.m

The IQU SDK offers the following informational properties:

1. IQUSDK.Instance.AnalyticsEnabled indicates if the IQU SDK analytics part is enabled. When disabled the tracking methods will do nothing. The analytics part is disabled when the user enabled limited ad tracking with the Google Play services or on iOS.
2. IQUSDK.Instance.ServerAvailable to get information if the messages were sent successfully or not.

The IQU SDK contains the following properties to help with testing the SDK:

1. IQUSDK.Instance.LogEnabled property to turn logging on or off.
2. IQUSDK.Instance.Log property which will be filled with messages from various methods.
3. IQUSDK.Instance.TestMode property to test the SDK without any server interaction or to simulate an offline situation with the server not being available.

To turn on debug messages from various classes DEBUG needs to be defined when building the application. When testing from within the editor, debug messages are always generated.

The IQUSDK.Instance.CheckServerInterval property determines the time between checks for server availability. If sending of data fails, the update method will wait the time, as set by this property, before trying to send the data again.