How do I use the SDK to set emails, tags, or events inside an In-App message in React Native?

You can use the built-in window.pushwoosh bridge to talk to the SDK from an In-App message. This works on iOS, Android, and React Native without extra setup.

To save an email address from an HTML form in your In-App message, call setEmail() in your script:

document.getElementById('emailForm').addEventListener('submit', function(e) {
    e.preventDefault();
    var email = document.getElementById('emailInput').value;
    pushwoosh.setEmail(email);
    pushwoosh.closeInApp();
});

In this example, the SDK saves the email address and closes the message when the user clicks submit.

The window.pushwoosh bridge includes these methods for In-App messages:

Sending data to the SDK

setEmail() — Saves an email address.
sendTags() — Sets device tags.
postEvent() — Triggers an event.
registerForPushNotifications() — Asks the user for push permissions.
closeInApp() — Closes the message.

Getting data from the SDK

getHwid() — Returns the unique hardware ID.
getUserId() — Returns the user ID.
getTags() — Returns current tag values.

Sending data to the SDK

Getting data from the SDK

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