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Expo

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The Expo adapter wraps the React Native API and flushes pending events when the app goes to background. It uses fetch (React Native has no sendBeacon).

Install #

npx expo install @better-i18n/content

Configure #

Add your Project ID and API key to app.config.ts (or app.json). Find both in the dashboard under Settings → General and Settings → API Keys.

app.config.ts
export default {
  extra: {
    betterI18nProjectId: 'your-org/your-project',
    betterI18nKey: process.env.BETTER_I18N_KEY,
  },
}

Setup #

App.tsx
import { ContentProvider } from '@better-i18n/content/adapters/expo'
import Constants from 'expo-constants'

export default function App() {
  return (
    <ContentProvider
      config={{
        projectId: Constants.expoConfig?.extra?.betterI18nProjectId,
        apiKey: Constants.expoConfig?.extra?.betterI18nKey,
      }}
    >
      <Navigation />
    </ContentProvider>
  )
}

Track a view #

screens/BlogPost.tsx
import { useTrackView } from '@better-i18n/content/adapters/expo'

export function BlogPostScreen({ post }) {
  useTrackView('content.view', {
    entryId: post.id,
    contentModel: 'blog',
    entrySlug: post.slug,
    language: post.locale,
  })

  return <View>...</View>
}

AppState flushing #

When the app transitions to background or inactive, the SDK flushes any pending events via AppState.addEventListener. You don't need to wire this up — ContentProvider handles it.

Next steps #