To install Facebook remote commands for iOS using Swift Package Manager:

1. In your Xcode project, select File > Add Packages… > Add Package Dependency.
2. Enter the repository URL: https://github.com/tealium/tealium-ios-usabilla-remote-command.
3. Configure the version rules. Typically, Up to next major is recommended. If the current TealiumUsabilla version does not appear in the list, then reset your Swift package cache.
4. Select the TealiumUsabilla module to install, and select the app target you want the module to be installed in.

If your project has more than one app target and needs TealiumUsabilla module in more app targets, you have to manually add them in the Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content section.

To install TealiumUsabilla in additional app targets:

1. Select your Xcode project in the Project Navigator.
2. In your Xcode project, select the app target under the TARGETS section.
3. Navigate to General > Frameworks, Libraries & Embedded Content and select the TealiumUsabilla module to add it to your app target.

To add additional modules from the Tealium Swift library, follow the Swift Package Manager instructions.

To install Usabilla remote commands for iOS using CocoaPods:

1. Remove tealium-swift and pod "Usabilla" if they already exist your Podfile. The dependency for tealium-swift is already included in the TealiumUsabilla framework.

2. Add the following dependency to your Podfile:

   pod "TealiumUsabilla"

   The TealiumUsabilla pod includes the following TealiumSwift dependencies:

   'tealium-swift/Core'
   'tealium-swift/TealiumDelegate'
   'tealium-swift/TealiumRemoteCommands'
   'tealium-swift/TealiumTagManagement'

3. Import the modules TealiumSwift and TealiumUsabilla in your TealiumHelper file, and any other files that access the Tealium class or the Usabilla remote command.

To install Usabilla remote commands for iOS using Carthage:

1. Remove tealium-swift from your Cartfile. The dependency for tealium-swift is already included in the TealiumUsabilla framework.

2. Remove the following line if it exists in your Cartfile:

   github "usabilla/usabilla-u4a-ios-swift-sdk"

3. Add the following dependency to your Cartfile:

   github "tealium/tealium-ios-usabilla-remote-command"

Tealium for Swift SDK (version 1.6.5+) requires the TealiumDelegate module to be included with your installation.

To install Usabilla remote commands for Android using Maven:

1. Install Tealium for Android (Kotlin) or Tealium for Android (Java) and add the Tealium Maven URL to your project’s top-level build.gradle file, if you haven’t done so already.

   allprojects {
     repositories {
       jcenter()
       maven {
         url "https://maven.tealiumiq.com/android/releases/"
       }
     }
   }

2. Import the Tealium-Usabilla remote commands by adding the following dependency in your app project’s build.gradle file:

   dependencies {
     implementation 'com.tealium.remotecommands:usabilla:1.0.0'
   }

The following code is designed for use with the JSON Remote Commands feature, using the local file option:

val config = TealiumConfig(application,
        "ACCOUNT",
        "PROFILE",
        Environment.DEV,
        dispatchers = mutableSetOf(Dispatchers.RemoteCommands));
val usabilla = UsabillaRemoteCommand(TEALIUM_MAIN, config);

var tealium = Tealium.create(TEALIUM_MAIN, config) {
  remoteCommands?.add(usabilla, filename = "usabilla.json");
}

Additional (optional) initialization parameters are available for the Usabilla SDK:

• usabillaHttpClient = null
  Overrides the HttpClient object, which gives the possibility to inject a custom client to handle all the connections performed by the SDK. Learn more about the custom HTTP client.
• usabillaReadyCallback = null
  Overrides the UsabillaReadyCallback object, which is a callback used to communicate when the initialization process ends.
• autoFragmentManager = false
  Disables passive feedback (enabled by default). Passive feedback requires Android’s FragmentManager to be kept up-to-date and monitored using android.app.Application.ActivityLifecycleCallbacks.
• autoFeedbackHandler = false
  Disables handling of event tracking for passive and campaign feedback forms as well as auto-removing forms that have been submitted or dismissed (enabled by default). Two android.content.BroadcastReceivers are registered to listen for Usabilla events that handle both passive and campaign feedback form closures.

The following example shows usage of the optional parameters:

val usabilla = UsabillaRemoteCommand(TEALIUM_MAIN, config,
        usabillaHttpClient = null,
        usabillaReadyCallback = null,
        autoFragmentManager = false,
        autoFeedbackHandler = false);

The following code is designed for use with the Remote Command tag feature:

val config = TealiumConfig(application,
        "ACCOUNT",
        "PROFILE",
        Environment.DEV,
        dispatchers = mutableSetOf(Dispatchers.RemoteCommands));
val usabilla = UsabillaRemoteCommand(TEALIUM_MAIN, config);

var tealium = Tealium.create(TEALIUM_MAIN, config) {
  remoteCommands?.add(usabilla);
}

Additional (optional) initialization parameters are available for the Usabilla SDK:

• usabillaHttpClient = null
  Overrides the HttpClient object, which gives the possibility to inject a custom client to handle all the connections performed by the SDK. Learn more about the custom HTTP client.
• usabillaReadyCallback = null
  Overrides the UsabillaReadyCallback object, which is a callback used to communicate when the initialization process ends.
• autoFragmentManager = false
  Disables passive feedback (enabled by default). Passive feedback requires Android’s FragmentManager to be kept up-to-date and monitored using android.app.Application.ActivityLifecycleCallbacks.
• autoFeedbackHandler = false
  Disables handling of event tracking for passive and campaign feedback forms as well as auto-removing forms that have been submitted or dismissed (enabled by default). Two android.content.BroadcastReceivers are registered to listen for Usabilla events that handle both passive and campaign feedback form closures.

The following example shows usage of the optional parameters:

val usabilla = UsabillaRemoteCommand(TEALIUM_MAIN, config,
        usabillaHttpClient = null,
        usabillaReadyCallback = null,
        autoFragmentManager = false,
        autoFeedbackHandler = false);

The JSON Remote Command file feature for Android is only available in the Kotlin SDK.

The following code is designed for use with the Remote Command tag feature:

Tealium.Config config = Tealium.Config.create(application, "ACCOUNT", "PROFILE", "ENVIRONMENT");
Tealium teal = Tealium.createInstance(TEALIUM_MAIN, config);

RemoteCommand usabilla = new UsabillaRemoteCommand(TEALIUM_MAIN, config);
teal.addRemoteCommand(usabilla);

Additional (optional) initialization parameters are available for the Usabilla SDK:

• usabillaHttpClient = null
  Overrides the HttpClient object, which gives the possibility to inject a custom client to handle all the connections performed by the SDK. Learn more about the custom HTTP client.
• usabillaReadyCallback = null
  Overrides the UsabillaReadyCallback object, which is a callback used to communicate when the initialization process ends.
• autoFragmentManager = false
  Disables passive feedback (enabled by default). Passive feedback requires Android’s FragmentManager to be kept up-to-date and monitored using android.app.Application.ActivityLifecycleCallbacks.
• autoFeedbackHandler = false
  Disables handling of event tracking for passive and campaign feedback forms as well as auto-removing forms that have been submitted or dismissed (enabled by default). Two android.content.BroadcastReceivers are registered to listen for Usabilla events that handle both passive and campaign feedback form closures.

The following example shows usage of the optional parameters:

RemoteCommand usabilla = new UsabillaRemoteCommand(TEALIUM_MAIN, config,
        usabillaHttpClient = null,
        usabillaReadyCallback = null,
        autoFragmentManager = false,
        autoFeedbackHandler = false);

The following code is designed for use with the JSON Remote Commands feature, using the local file option:

var tealium : Tealium?
let config = TealiumConfig(account: "ACCOUNT",
                           profile: "PROFILE",
                           environment: "ENVIRONMENT",
                           dataSource: "DATASOURCE")
config.dispatchers = [Dispatchers.TagManagement, Dispatchers.RemoteCommands]
config.remoteAPIEnabled = true // Required to use Remote Commands

tealium = Tealium(config: config) { _ in
    guard let remoteCommands = self.tealium?.remoteCommands else {
        return
    }
    let usabilla = UsabillaRemoteCommand(type: .local(file: "usabilla"))
    remoteCommands.add(usabilla)
}

The following code is designed for use with the Remote Command tag feature:

var tealium : Tealium?
let config = TealiumConfig(account: "ACCOUNT",
                           profile: "PROFILE",
                           environment: "ENVIRONMENT",˜˜
                           dataSource: "DATASOURCE")
config.dispatchers = [Dispatchers.TagManagement, Dispatchers.RemoteCommands]
config.remoteAPIEnabled = true // Required to use Remote Commands

tealium = Tealium(config: config) { _ in
    guard let remoteCommands = self.tealium?.remoteCommands else {
        return
    }
    let usabilla = UsabillaRemoteCommand()
    remoteCommands.add(usabilla)
}