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A react-native module for Google AdMob Banners, Interstitials, Rewarded Videos and also DFP Banners.

The banner types are implemented as components while the interstitial and rewarded video have an imperative API.

You can use npm or Yarn to install the latest beta version:

npm:

npm i --save react-native-admob@next

Yarn:

yarn add react-native-admob@next

In order to use this library, you have to link it to your project first. There's excellent documentation on how to do this in the React Native Docs.

Alternatively for iOS you can install the library with CocoaPods by adding a line to your Podfile;

pod 'react-native-admob', path: '../node_modules/react-native-admob'

For iOS you will have to add the Google Mobile Ads SDK to your Xcode project.

On Android the AdMob library code is part of Play Services, which is automatically added when this library is linked.

But you still have to manually update your AndroidManifest.xml, as described in the Google Mobile Ads SDK documentation.

import {
  AdMobBanner,
  AdMobInterstitial,
  PublisherBanner,
  AdMobRewarded,
} from 'react-native-admob'

// Display a banner
<AdMobBanner
  adSize="fullBanner"
  adUnitID="your-admob-unit-id"
  testDevices={[AdMobBanner.simulatorId]}
  onAdFailedToLoad={error => console.error(error)}
/>

// Display a DFP Publisher banner
<PublisherBanner
  adSize="fullBanner"
  adUnitID="your-admob-unit-id"
  testDevices={[PublisherBanner.simulatorId]}
  onAdFailedToLoad={error => console.error(error)}
  onAppEvent={event => console.log(event.name, event.info)}
/>

// Display an interstitial
AdMobInterstitial.setAdUnitID('your-admob-unit-id');
AdMobInterstitial.setTestDevices([AdMobInterstitial.simulatorId]);
AdMobInterstitial.requestAd().then(() => AdMobInterstitial.showAd());

// Display a rewarded ad
AdMobRewarded.setAdUnitID('your-admob-unit-id');
AdMobRewarded.requestAd().then(() => AdMobRewarded.showAd());

For a full example reference to the example project.

Corresponding to iOS framework banner size constants

Note: There is no smartBannerPortrait and smartBannerLandscape on Android. Both prop values will map to smartBanner

Accepts a function. Called when an ad is received.

Accepts a function. Called when an ad request failed.

Accepts a function. Called when an ad opens an overlay that covers the screen.

Accepts a function. Called when the user is about to return to the application after clicking on an ad.

Accepts a function. Called when a user click will open another app (such as the App Store), backgrounding the current app.

Accepts a function. Called when the size of the banner changes. The function is called with an object containing the width and the height.

Above names correspond to the Ad lifecycle event callbacks

Same as AdMobBanner, with the addition of 2 extra properties:

Accepts a function. Called when DFP sends an event back to the app.

These events may occur at any time during the ad's lifecycle, even before onAdLoaded is called. The function is called with an object, containing the name of the event and an info property, containing additional information.

More info here: https://developers.google.com/mobile-ads-sdk/docs/dfp/ios/banner#app_events

An array of ad sizes which may be eligible to be served.

In comparison to the AdMobBanner and PublisherBanner which have a declaritive API, the AdMobInterstitial has an imperative API.

Sets the AdUnit ID for all future ad requests.

Sets the devices which are served test ads.

For simulators/emulators you can use AdMobInterstitial.simulatorId for the test device ID.

Requests an interstitial and returns a promise, which resolves on load and rejects on error.

Shows an interstitial and returns a promise, which resolves when an ad is going to be shown, rejects when the ad is not ready to be shown.

Calls callback with a boolean value whether the interstitial is ready to be shown.

Unfortunately, events are not consistent across iOS and Android. To have one unified API, new event names are introduced for pairs that are roughly equivalent.

In comparison to the AdMobBanner and PublisherBanner which have a declaritive API, the AdMobRewarded has an imperative API, just like the AdMobInterstitial.

Sets the AdUnit ID for all future ad requests.

Sets the devices which are served test ads.

For simulators/emulators you can use AdMobRewarded.simulatorId for the test device ID.

Requests a rewarded ad and returns a promise, which resolves on load and rejects on error.

Shows a rewarded ad and returns a promise, which resolves when an ad is going to be shown, rejects when the ad is not ready to be shown.

Calls callback with a boolean value whether the rewarded ad is ready to be shown.

Unfortunately, events are not consistent across iOS and Android. To have one unified API, new event names are introduced for pairs that are roughly equivalent.

• Support Ad Targeting (RFC: #166)