appsprint-react-native 1.1.8 → 1.1.10

package/README.md

@@ -2,6 +2,8 @@
 
 Mobile attribution and event tracking for React Native, with native iOS and Android SDKs bundled inside. Works with bare React Native and Expo. The JS bridge is thin: it forwards calls to the same native engines as our standalone iOS and Android SDKs.
 
+NPM package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/appsprint-react-native
+
 ## Requirements
 
 - React Native 0.71 or later
@@ -210,13 +212,13 @@ The native Android SDK reads GAID during install registration, off the main thre
 
 - `configure()` resolves after local-state restore. Install registration runs in the background and retries with backoff on transient failures.
 - Events queue locally on native storage and survive app restarts.
-- iOS uses connectivity-aware networking, so transient offline windows queue inside the OS rather than failing fast.
+- iOS fails fast on connectivity errors and retries through the SDK queue, so blocked or offline requests surface real errors instead of sitting in an OS connectivity wait.
 - A rejected API key (`401` or `403`) disables the SDK on the native side. Future events drop until `clearData()` is called.
 - Late identity updates (`setCustomerUserId`, iOS Apple Ads opt-in) retry automatically on the next `configure()` or foreground.
 
 ## Privacy
 
-The vendored iOS framework ships a `PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy` manifest declaring `UserDefaults` access plus `DeviceID`, `ProductInteraction`, `UserID`, `CoarseLocation`, and `OtherDataTypes` collection, all marked `Tracking: true`, with `api.appsprint.app` listed as a tracking domain.
+The vendored iOS framework ships a `PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy` manifest declaring `UserDefaults` access plus `DeviceID`, `ProductInteraction`, `UserID`, `CoarseLocation`, and `OtherDataTypes` collection, all marked `Tracking: false`. The core AppSprint API domain is not declared as a tracking domain, so ATT denial does not block install or event delivery.
 
 For Android, include advertising ID collection, device IDs, approximate location/network-derived country, device or other identifiers, app activity, and (if you set `customerUserId`) user ID in your Play Console Data safety answers.
 

package/ios/AppSprintBridge.swift

@@ -26,6 +26,7 @@ class AppSprintBridge: NSObject {
       let customerUserId = config["customerUserId"] as? String
       let autoTrackSessions = config["autoTrackSessions"] as? Bool ?? true
       let autoRefreshAttribution = config["autoRefreshAttribution"] as? Bool ?? true
+      let eventTrackingEnabled = config["eventTrackingEnabled"] as? Bool ?? true
       let googleAdsConsent = Self.googleAdsConsent(from: config["googleAdsConsent"])
 
       let logLevel: AppSprintLogLevel
@@ -43,6 +44,7 @@ class AppSprintBridge: NSObject {
         customerUserId: customerUserId,
         autoTrackSessions: autoTrackSessions,
         autoRefreshAttribution: autoRefreshAttribution,
+        eventTrackingEnabled: eventTrackingEnabled,
         googleAdsConsent: googleAdsConsent
       )
 
@@ -56,6 +58,7 @@ class AppSprintBridge: NSObject {
           customerUserId: customerUserId,
           autoTrackSessions: autoTrackSessions,
           autoRefreshAttribution: autoRefreshAttribution,
+          eventTrackingEnabled: eventTrackingEnabled,
           googleAdsConsent: googleAdsConsent
         )
       }