Install

• Android Studio
• Android SDK (Marshmallow/6.0+ / API Level 23+)
• Tag Management Mobile Profile
• Tealium account

• Xcode 16.0+
• iOS 13.0+, macOS 10.15+, tvOS 13.0+, watchOS 7.0+
• Tag Management Mobile Profile
• Tealium account

• React Native 0.85 with the New Architecture (TurboModules)
• Android API level 24 or later
• iOS 15.1 or later
• Tag Management Mobile Profile
• Tealium account

Maven

To install the Tealium Prism Kotlin library with Maven:

1. Add the Tealium Maven URL to your project’s settings.gradle file:

   dependencyResolutionManagement {
       repositories {
           // .. other repos
           maven {
               url = uri("https://maven.tealiumiq.com/android/releases/")
           }
       }
   }
   

2. In your project module’s build.gradle file, add the following dependencies. You only need to specify the version number for the platform() entry:

   implementation(platform("com.tealium.prism:prism-bom:0.7.0"))
   implementation("com.tealium.prism:prism-core")
   implementation("com.tealium.prism:prism-lifecycle")
   implementation("com.tealium.prism:prism-context-api")
   

Swift package manager (recommended)

To install Tealium Prism Swift with Swift Package Manager:

1. In your Xcode project, select File > Add Package Dependencies.
2. Enter the repository URL: https://github.com/tealium/tealium-prism-swift.
3. Configure the version rules. We recommend using Up to next major. If the current Tealium Prism library version does not appear in the list, reset your Swift package cache.
4. Select the modules to install and select the app target you want the modules to be installed in.

CocoaPods

To install with CocoaPods, add the following line to your Podfile:

pod 'tealium-prism'

Install the core package with npm:

npm install @tealium/prism-react-native

To install the Lifecycle module:

npm install @tealium/prism-react-native-lifecycle

Install the native iOS dependencies:

cd ios && pod install

Android requires no additional steps.

To initialize Tealium, pass a TealiumConfig instance to the Tealium.create() method. We recommend initializing the Tealium Kotlin library in the app’s global application class within the onCreate() method.

import com.tealium.prism.core.api.Tealium
import com.tealium.prism.core.api.TealiumConfig
import com.tealium.prism.core.api.Modules
import com.tealium.prism.core.api.misc.Environment
import com.tealium.prism.lifecycle.lifecycle

val config = TealiumConfig.Builder(
   application = application,
   accountName = "my_account",
   profileName = "my_profile",
   environment = Environment.PROD,
   modules = listOf(
        Modules.appData(),
        Modules.collect(),
        Modules.connectivityData(),
        Modules.deepLink(),
        Modules.deviceData(),
        Modules.lifecycle(),
        Modules.timeData(),
        Modules.trace(),
       )
).build()
val tealium = Tealium.create(config)

Replace the following placeholders in the code:

• my_account: your Tealium account name in lowercase.
• my_profile: your Tealium profile name in lowercase.
• Environment.PROD: the environment where you want to initialize Tealium (DEV, QA, or PROD).

To initialize Tealium, pass a TealiumConfig instance to the Tealium.create() static method.

We recommend managing your Tealium instance with a tracking helper class, which provides a single point of entry for the Tealium iOS library and simplifies future upgrades.

#if COCOAPODS
import TealiumPrism
#else
import TealiumPrismCore
import TealiumPrismLifecycle
import TealiumPrismContextAPI
#endif

let config = TealiumConfig(account: "my_account",
                           profile: "my_profile",
                           environment: "prod",
                           modules: [
                            Modules.appData(),
                            Modules.collect(),
                            Modules.connectivityData(),
                            Modules.deepLink(),
                            Modules.deviceData(),
                            Modules.lifecycle(),
                            Modules.contextAPI(),
                            Modules.timeData(),
                            Modules.trace(),
                           ],
                           settingsFile: "my_settings",
                           settingsUrl: "https://tags.tiqcdn.com/dle/my_account/my_profile/mobile_settings_prod.json")
let tealium = Tealium.create(config: config)

Replace the following placeholders in the code:

• my_account: your Tealium account name in lowercase.
• my_profile: your Tealium profile name in lowercase.
• prod: the environment where you want to initialize Tealium (dev, qa, or prod).

To initialize Tealium, call Tealium.create() with your account, profile, and environment. We recommend creating one instance when the app starts and sharing it across your app.

import { Tealium, Environment } from "@tealium/prism-react-native";

const tealium = Tealium.create(
  "my_account",
  "my_profile",
  Environment.prod,
  "my_settings.json",
  "https://tags.tiqcdn.com/dle/my_account/my_profile/mobile_settings_prod.json"
);

Replace the following placeholders in the code:

• my_account: your Tealium account name in lowercase.
• my_profile: your Tealium profile name in lowercase.
• Environment.prod: the environment where you want to initialize Tealium (Environment.dev, Environment.qa, or Environment.prod).

Configure remote and local settings using the TealiumConfig.Builder:

val config = TealiumConfig.Builder(
   application = application,
   accountName = "my_account",
   profileName = "my_profile",
   environment = Environment.PROD,
   modules = listOf(Modules.collect())
).setSettingsFile("my_settings.json")
 .setSettingsUrl("https://tags.tiqcdn.com/dle/my_account/my_profile/mobile_settings_prod.json")
 .build()

The SDK does not derive the settings URL from your account, profile, or environment. To fetch remote settings, pass the URL of your published settings file to setSettingsUrl(). For more information, see Publish mobile settings.

Use the settingsUrl parameter to specify a remote settings URL, and the settingsFile parameter for a local fallback:

let config = TealiumConfig(account: "my_account",
                           profile: "my_profile",
                           environment: "prod",
                           settingsFile: "my_settings",
                           settingsUrl: "https://tags.tiqcdn.com/dle/my_account/my_profile/mobile_settings_prod.json")
let tealium = Tealium.create(config: config)

If you don’t want to use remote settings, or want a local copy of those settings to provide different defaults, specify a local settings file with settingsFile and omit settingsUrl.

Pass settingsFile and settingsUrl as the fourth and fifth arguments of Tealium.create(). Settings precedence: local file < remote URL < programmatic.

const tealium = Tealium.create(
  "my_account",
  "my_profile",
  Environment.prod,
  "my_settings.json",    // local settings file (optional)
  "https://tags.tiqcdn.com/dle/my_account/my_profile/mobile_settings_prod.json" // remote URL (optional)
);

To use only a local settings file, omit the settingsUrl argument or pass undefined.

To set the log level, call setLogLevel() in the settings of the TealiumConfig builder:

val config = TealiumConfig.Builder(...)
  .configureCoreSettings { settings ->
    settings.setLogLevel(LogLevel.WARN)
  }

For more information, see LogLevel.

To set the log level, call setMinLogLevel() in the forced settings builder of the TealiumConfig:

var config = TealiumConfig(account: "your_account",
                           profile: "your_profile",
                           environment: "dev",
                           modules: [],
                           settingsFile: nil,
                           settingsUrl: nil,
                           forcingSettings: { builder in
    builder.setMinLogLevel(.trace)
})

Available log levels: .trace, .debug, .info, .warn, .error, .silent.

To set the log level, pass a LogLevel as the sixth argument of Tealium.create(). Pass undefined for unused settings arguments:

const tealium = Tealium.create(
  "my_account",
  "my_profile",
  Environment.dev,
  undefined,
  undefined,
  "debug" // or "trace", "info", "warn", "error", "silent"
);

Configure module-specific settings in the TealiumConfig.Builder:

val config = TealiumConfig.Builder(
   application = application,
   accountName = "my_account",
   profileName = "my_profile",
   environment = Environment.PROD,
   modules = listOf(
        Modules.collect(),
        Modules.lifecycle(),
       )
).configureCoreSettings { settings ->
    settings.setLogLevel(LogLevel.DEBUG)
}.build()

Each module can specify additional programmatic configuration using the Modules.collect { } closure pattern. Doing so overrides local and remote configuration and cannot be changed remotely.

The following example specifies settings for the Collect module. Other settings not programmatically configured can be updated remotely.

Modules.collect { enforcedSettings in
    enforcedSettings.setEnabled(true)
        .setOrder(5)
        .setOverrideProfile("custom_profile")
        .setOverrideDomain("custom_domain")
}