Jc.AdMob.Avalonia.iOS 1.4.0

<h1 align="center"> <br> Jc.AdMob.Avalonia <br>   </h1> <h4 align="center"> Library to bring AdMob advertisements to Avalonia mobile projects. </h4> <h6 align="center"> Avalonia solution derived from <a href="https://github.com/marius-bughiu/Plugin.AdMob/tree/main">marius-bughiu/Plugin.AdMob</a> </h6> <hr>

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Usage

Introduction

Jc.AdMob.Avalonia is a library to bring Google AdMob services to Avalonia Android and iOS projects.

The library currently supports the following ad units:

Usage

To use Jc.AdMob.Avalonia you must add the Jc.AdMob.Avalonia package to your cross-platform project.

dotnet add package Jc.AdMob.Avalonia

Followed by adding the Android/iOS Jc.AdMob.Avalonia.xxx package to the platform specific project(s).

dotnet add package Jc.AdMob.Avalonia.Android
dotnet add package Jc.AdMob.Avalonia.iOS

Then you must register AdMob in the CustomizeAppBuilder method in MainActivity.cs and AppDelegate.cs for Android and iOS respectively:

protected override AppBuilder CustomizeAppBuilder(AppBuilder builder)
{
    return base.CustomizeAppBuilder(builder)
        ...
        .UseAdMob();
}

Finally, follow the AdMob platform specific instructions in regard to configuring the application/unit ids.

Test Devices

To configure test devices, the .UseAdMob() method accepts a collection of test device ids.

Consent

Google requires all publishers serving ads to EEA and UK users to use a Google-Certified Consent Management Platform (CMP).

Jc.AdMob.Avalonia provides a consent service using the Google User Messaging Platform (UMP) SDK.

The addition of consent makes the previous .UseAdMob(testDeviceIds) obsolete and will be removed in the next major version bump.

Usage

To use the consent flow, you must call .UseAdMob(AdMobOptions) from the MainActivity.cs and/or AppDelegate.cs:

protected override AppBuilder CustomizeAppBuilder(AppBuilder builder)
{
    return base.CustomizeAppBuilder(builder)
        ...
        .UseAdMob(new AdMobOptions
        {
            TestDeviceIds = [],
            TagForUnderAgeOfConsent = false,
            TagForChildDirectedTreatment = false,
        });
}

When using the consent service, all services are accesed via the singleton AdMob.Current.

To enable ads in regions where consent is required, you must show the consent dialog once consent is initialized:

AdMob.Current.Consent.OnConsentInitialized += (_, _) => AdMob.Current.Consent.ShowConsent();

Events

Banners

The BannerAd control can be added to your XAML like so:

...
xmlns:admob="https://github.com/jc-admob-avalonia"
...

<admob:BannerAd UnitId="{ADMOB_UNIT_ID}" />

Sizes

The banner can be configured with the following sizes:

Note: If the size is left unspecified, the banner will resize to fit the parent container.

Events

The banner exposes the following events:

Interstitial

Interstitial ads can be used by calling Interstitial.Create(unitId) on the AdMob singleton.

This call will load and the return the interstitial ad with an OnAdLoaded event once it's finished loaded. .Show() can then be called to display the ad.

public ICommand ShowInterstitialAdCommand { get; }

public MainViewModel()
{
    ShowInterstitialAdCommand = ReactiveCommand.Create(ShowInterstitialAd);
}

private void ShowInterstitialAd()
{
    var interstitial = AdMob.Current.Interstitial.Create();
    interstitial.OnAdLoaded += (_, _) => interstitial.Show();
}

Android

When using interstitial ads on Android, the Activity must be passed into the .AddAdMob() call:

protected override AppBuilder CustomizeAppBuilder(AppBuilder builder)
{
    return base.CustomizeAppBuilder(builder)
        ...
        .UseAdMob(this, adMobOptions);
}

Events

Rewarded Interstitial

Interstitial ads can be used by calling RewardedInterstitial.Create(unitId) on the AdMob singleton.

This call will load and the return the interstitial ad with an OnAdLoaded event once it's finished loaded. .Show() can then be called to display the ad.

The reward event OnUserEarnedReward can then be used to know when a reward can be given to the user.

public ICommand ShowRewardedInterstitialAdCommand { get; }

public MainViewModel()
{
    ShowRewardedInterstitialAdCommand = ReactiveCommand.Create(ShowRewardedInterstitialAd);
}

private void ShowRewardedInterstitialAd()
{
    var rewardedInterstitial = AdMob.Current.RewardedInterstitial.Create();
    rewardedInterstitial.OnAdLoaded += (_, _) => rewardedInterstitial.Show();
    rewardedInterstitial.OnUserEarnedReward += (_, reward) => Debug.WriteLine($"User earned reward: {reward.Amount} {reward.Type}");
}

Android

When using interstitial ads on Android, the Activity must be passed into the .AddAdMob() call:

protected override AppBuilder CustomizeAppBuilder(AppBuilder builder)
{
    return base.CustomizeAppBuilder(builder)
        ...
        .UseAdMob(this, adMobOptions);
}

Events

RewardItem

The reward item record is comprised of the following properties:

Rewarded

Interstitial ads can be used by calling Rewarded.Create(unitId) on the AdMob singleton.

This call will load and the return the interstitial ad with an OnAdLoaded event once it's finished loaded. .Show() can then be called to display the ad.

The reward event OnUserEarnedReward can then be used to know when a reward can be given to the user.

public ICommand ShowRewardedAdCommand { get; }

public MainViewModel()
{
    ShowRewardedAdCommand = ReactiveCommand.Create(ShowRewardedAd);
}

private void ShowRewardedAd()
{
    var rewarded = AdMob.Current.Rewarded.Create();
    rewarded.OnAdLoaded += (_, _) => rewarded.Show();
    rewarded.OnUserEarnedReward += (_, reward) => Debug.WriteLine($"User earned reward: {reward.Amount} {reward.Type}");
}

Android

When using rewarded ads on Android, the Activity must be passed into the .AddAdMob() call:

protected override AppBuilder CustomizeAppBuilder(AppBuilder builder)
{
    return base.CustomizeAppBuilder(builder)
        ...
        .UseAdMob(this, adMobOptions);
}

Events