SDK FAQ

“Where can I get the latest version of your SDK / AdMob and MoPub adapters?”

The latest version is always available via remote repository. So, you may update it using Gradle for Android or Cocoapods for iOS. Also, download link to the latest version is always available in the beginning of an appropriate integration guide.

“What is the difference between YouAppi access token and YouAppi ad unit id?”

Access token is provided by YouAppi and  used on an initialisation of the SDK. Ad unit id is generated by app developer and used on creating instance of an ad in order “to mark” the placement of an ad.

“Is your SDK GDPR compatible?”

Yes

“Does your SDK require caching ads?”

Yes

“Does your SDK auto-cache or do we need to manual-cache?”

The SDK is automatically caching the ads

“What does your SDK cache?”

Videos, Images, HTML

“Where does your SDK cache?”

App local cache.

“What is the maximum size of a cached ad?”

~5M

“Does the cache expire?”

Yes

“Is there logic that would expire ads already in cache?”

Yes, this is managed by the device

“How often does the cache get cleaned?”

This is managed by the device

“Is there a way to get a list of all the ads currently cached by placement?”

No

“Is there a way to get the total size of all the ads currently cached by placement?”

No

“Is there a way to get the total size of all cached ads?”

No

“Is there a timeout mechanism for ad requests?”

Yes, ad will be expired 5 hours after being called.

“How much time does it take to load an ad?”

We recommend to load an ad about 30 seconds before you want to show it.

“Does your SDK support server-to-server callback?”

Yes, custom parameters could be passed during the ad request and received upon user’s completion event as a part of the callback string.

“What custom parameters are mandatory?”

There are no mandatory custom parameters, server-to-server callback function is optional. App developer decides if to use it or not.

“What is your Android SDK Dex count?”

Our Android SDK has around 2500 methods (including referenced methods).