App Configuration client SDK for Android App Configuration service provides Android client SDK to integrate with your Android application that is written in Kotlin or Java programming language.

Android SDKDocumentationJavaScript SDKDocumentationReact SDKDocumentation Admin SDK Admin SDK is designed to perform App Configuration service instance management. Use this SDK to create and manage App Configuration resources like Collections, Environments, Feature flags, and Properties.

Enabling offline mode lets you evaluate feature flags or properties when the application is running in an air-gapped environment.

Initializing your Android app You can either download and import the BMSCore package to your Android Studio project, or use Gradle.

Set up Event Notifications Android SDK The Android SDK enables Android apps to receive push notifications. Complete the following steps to install Event Notifications Android SDK, initialize the SDK, and register for notifications for your Android app. Install Event Notifications by using Gradle.

Style guidelines For services that support both a traditional Java SDK and an Android SDK, the Java SDK SHOULD be designed to be Android compatible, to minimize duplication of code. You should follow a coding style based on the Google Java Style Guide. You should use the standard development tools for Java to check style and code coverage.

Adding the web chat to your mobile application If you have a mobile application built on a mobile framework such as iOS, Android, or React Native, you can use a WebView with a JavaScript bridge to communicate between your app and the watsonx Assistant web chat. Using WebViews with a JavaScript bridge is a common pattern with a similar implementation for all mobile frameworks.

Android Make sure you imported the Client SDK and initialized it in your Android application. Make a network request.

Before you begin You must have the following prerequisites before you can get started: API 27 or higher Java 8.x Android SDK Tools 26.1.1+ Android SDK Platform Tools 27.0.1+ Android Build Tools version 27.0.0+ Installing the SDK Create an Android Studio project or open an existing project. Add the JitPack repository to your root build.gradle file.

With IBM Cloud® App ID, you can compile information about the individual users of your application into a profile. The information in the profile can be learned about your users by the way that they interact with your app or added by you on their behalf. By storing the information, you can access it to help create personalized experiences of your app for your users.