Getting Started

This document details the process of integrating YouAppi iOS MoPub adapter with your iOS app.

If you have any question, please, feel free to email us: support@youappi.com

Automatic: Setup your project with CocoaPods

You can setup your project with YouAppi’s SDK automatically using CocoaPods.

Steps for using CocoaPods:

• Make sure CocoaPods is installed on your Mac.
• Make sure your project has a pod file.

• Add to your pod file YouAppi’s framework and YouAppi’s MoPub adapter:

  target 'MyApp' do
    pod 'YouAppiYagaMoatSDK', '4.3.5'
    pod 'YouAppiMoPubAdapter'
    pod 'mopub-ios-sdk'
  end

• Please note that: mopub-ios-sdk might have already been added to your pod file if you are working with MoPub mediation.
• Open a terminal and change the current directory to your project directory.

• Run the command:

  pod install

• After YouAppi framework is setup for your project, you can move on to the integration section of the document.

Manual: Setup your project for YouAppi’s SDK

• YouAppi SDK and YouAppi MoPub adapter can be found in YouAppi iOS SDK zip file.
• Install YouAppi iOS SDK as described in the document.
• Add libYouAppiMoPub.a static library to your project.
• After YouAppi framework is setup for your project, you can move on to the integration section of the document.

Create YouAppi custom network

• On MoPub platform on Networks tab, add a new custom network for YouAppi:
  
• On the popup that opens choose to add a Custom Native Network.
  
  
• Name your new network (YouAppi might be a good name) and fill other relevant details.

Setup MoPub for YouAppi Ad units

Create rewarded video ad anit

• On your MoPub account, press Apps tab.
• Select your iOS app for which you would like or create the new ad unit or create a new iOS app.
  
• On your app screen press “New ad unit” button:
  
• Name your add unit, select Format: Rewarded Video and press Save
  
  

Create Interstitial Video or Interstitial Ad units

• Assuming you already created an iOS app, press Apps tab and from the apps list choose your iOS app.
• Press New ad unit button to define a new ad unit for either Interstitial Video or Interstitial Ad.
• Name you ad unit, choose relevant device and on format choose Fullscreen:
  
  

Setup Ad Unit on network

• Choose Networks and select your YouAppi custom network.
• On network details screen choose Edit Network.
• On Set Up Your Inventory section, connect between your iOS app ad unit and YouAppi by setting the proper Custom Event Class.
• For each ad unit type there is a different custom event class:
  • Rewarded Video: YAMoPubRewardedVideoAdEvent
  • Interstitial Video: YAMoPubInterstitialVideoAdEvent
  • Interstitial Ad: YAMoPubInterstitialAdEvent
    
    

Enable YouAppi ad unit to run on YouAppi custom network

• Press Segments tab and choose your desired segment.
• Under your iOS app find your desired ad unit and YouAppi custom network.
• Switch your network to running by pressing the button under Enabled column:
  

Use MoPub SDK to show YouAppi ad units

Rewarded Video

Load

// Initialize rewarded video before loading any ads
[[MoPub sharedInstance] initializeRewardedVideoWithGlobalMediationSettings:nil delegate:self];
     
// Load rewarded video ad
[MPRewardedVideo loadRewardedVideoAdWithAdUnitID:"MoPubRewardedUnitID" withMediationSettings:nil];

Show

if ([MPRewardedVideo hasAdAvailableForAdUnitID:"MoPubRewardedUnitID"]){
  [MPRewardedVideo presentRewardedVideoAdForAdUnitID:"MoPubRewardedUnitID" fromViewController:self];
}

Interstitial Video

Load

interstitialVideo = [MPInterstitialAdController interstitialAdControllerForAdUnitId: "MoPubInterstitialVideoUnitID"];
interstitialVideo.delegate = self;
[interstitialVideo loadAd];

Show

if (interstitialVideo.ready){
  [interstitialVideo showFromViewController:self];
}

Interstitial Ad

Load

interstitialAd = [MPInterstitialAdController interstitialAdControllerForAdUnitId:"MoPub InterstitialADUnitID"];
interstitialAd.delegate = self;
[interstitialAd loadAd];

Show

if (interstitialAd.ready){
  [interstitialAd showFromViewController:self];
}