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Whatfix Mobile enables you to add Custom Properties to create user segments that are specific to your app. This is helpful when you want to create segments using properties defined by you apart from the default properties.

After creating your custom properties, add them either in the runtime or at the start of the SDK.

The following GIF shows you how to create and share your Custom Property:

adding_custom_property.gif

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Once you have added a custom property on Whatfix Mobile, click the Share icon to share it with your developer.
Create custom properties at the start of the Whatfix Mobile SDK

You need to add the following code snippet at the time of SDK integration. The custom properties of a user can be created by adding the property as a key-value pair.

Android

Leap.withBuilder("<YOUR_API_KEY>") // Replace "YOUR_API_KEY" with your key 
    .addProperty("<key1>","<value1>")
    .addProperty("<key2>","<value2>")
    .start();

Swift

Leap.shared.withBuilder("<YOUR_API_KEY>")?
            .addProperty("<key1>", stringValue: "<value1>")
            .addProperty("<key2>", intValue: <value2>).start()

Objective-C

[[[[[Leap shared] withBuilder:@"<YOUR_API_KEY>"]
            addProperty:@"<key1>" stringValue:@"<value1>"]
            addProperty:@"<key2>" intValue:<value2>]
     start];

React Native

var userProps = {
        "<key1>","<value1>",
        "<key2>","<value2>"
    }
			
LeapReactNative.startWithProperties("<YOUR_API_KEY>", userProps);

Ionic

var userProps = {
        "<key1>","<value1>",
        "<key2>","<value2>"
}

LeapPlugin.startWithProperties({apiKey:"<YOUR_API_KEY>", properties:userProps});

Cordova (Android)

var userProps = {
    "<key1>","<value1>",
    "<key2>","<value2>"
}
			
cordova.plugins.LeapAndroid.startWithProperties("<YOUR_API_KEY>", JSON.stringify(userProps);)

Cordova (iOS)

var userProps = {
    "<key1>","<value1>",
    "<key2>","<value2>"
}
			
cordova.plugins.LeapiOS.startWithProperties("<YOUR_API_KEY>", JSON.stringify(userProps);)

Xamarin Android

Leap.WithBuilder("<YOUR_API_KEY>")
    .AddProperty("<key1>","<value1>")
    .AddProperty("<key2>","<value2>")
    .Start();

Xamarin iOS

Leap.Shared.WithBuilder("<YOUR_API_KEY>")
    .AddProperty("<key1>","<value1>")
    .AddProperty("<key2>","<value2>")
    .Start()
Create Custom Properties in runtime

In cases where the user properties are not immediately generated at the time of starting the SDK, pass the property in runtime as well. Add the following code snippet at the time of SDK integration. The custom properties of a user can be created by adding the property in key-value pair.

Android

Leap.withPropertyBuilder()
    .addProperty("<key1>","<value1>") 
    .addProperty("<key2>","<value2>")
    .flush();

iOS Swift

Leap.shared.addProperty("<key1>", stringValue: "<value1>")
           .addProperty("<key2>", intValue: <value2>).flush()

iOS Objective C

[[[[Leap shared]
       addProperty:@"<key1>" stringValue:@"<value1>"]
       addProperty:@"<key2>" intValue:<value2>]
     flush];

React Native

var userProps = {
        "<key1>","<value1>",
        "<key2>","<value2>"
    }

LeapReactNative.flushProperties(userProps);

Ionic

var userProps = {
        "<key1>","<value1>",
        "<key2>","<value2>"
    }

LeapPlugin.flushProperties({properties:userProps});

Cordova (Android)

var userProps = {
    "<key1>","<value1>",
    "<key2>","<value2>"
}

cordova.plugins.LeapAndroid.flushProperties(JSON.stringify(userProps));

Cordova (iOS)

var userProps = {
    "<key1>","<value1>",
    "<key2>","<value2>"
}

cordova.plugins.LeapiOS.flushProperties(JSON.stringify(userProps));

Xamarin Android

Leap.WithPropertyBuilder()
    .AddProperty("<key1>", "<value1>")
    .AddProperty("<key2>", "<value2>")
    .Flush();

Xamarin iOS

Leap.Shared
    .AddProperty("<key1>", "<value1>")
    .AddProperty("<key2>", "<value2>")
    .Flush();

In a custom property key-value pair, the key is always a String whereas the value can be a String, Integer, or Date. If a property is just a flag, pass them as TRUE or FALSE.

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For React Native and Cordova, if a property is a Date property, pass the date in ISO string format, 'Date:${date.toISOString()}'.

Use the following examples to create custom properties for segmentation purposes:

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Use plain and meaningful words as keys for easy reference.

Android

Leap.withBuilder("<YOUR_API_KEY>") // Replace "YOUR_API_KEY" with your key 
    .addProperty("userName","Don Joe")
    .addProperty("age", 20)
    .addProperty("cart_added_time",new Date())
    .addProperty("user_logged_in", "FALSE")
    .start();
				
or

Leap.withPropertyBuilder()
    .addProperty("user_logged_in", "TRUE")
    .flush();

iOS Swift

Leap.shared
    .withBuilder("<YOUR_API_KEY>")? // Replace "YOUR_API_KEY" with your key
    .addProperty("userName",stringValue:"Don Joe")
    .addProperty("age", intValue:20)
    .addProperty("cart_added_time",dateValue:Date())
    .addProperty("user_logged_in", stringValue:"FALSE")
    .start();
or

Leap.shared
    .addProperty("user_logged_in", stringValue:"TRUE")
    .flush();

iOS Objective C

[[[[[[[Leap shared] withBuilder:@"<YOUR_API_KEY>"]
                    addProperty:@"username" stringValue:@"Don Joe"]
                    addProperty:@"age" intValue:20]
                    addProperty:@"cart_added_time" dateValue:[NSDate date]]
                    addProperty:@"user_logged_in" stringValue:@"FALSE"] start];
                    
or
[[[Leap shared] 
            addProperty:@"user_logged_in" stringValue:@"TRUE"] 
            flush];

React Native

var date = new Date()

var userProps = {
        "userName": "Don Joe",
        "age": 20,
        "cart_added_time": `Date:${date.toISOString()}`,
        "user_logged_in": "FALSE"
    }

LeapReactNative.startWithProperties("<YOUR_API_KEY>", userProps);       
				
or

LeapReactNative.flushProperties(userProps);

Ionic

var date = new Date()

var userProps = {
        "userName": "Don Joe",
        "age": 20,
        "cart_added_time": `Date:${date.toISOString()}`,
        "user_logged_in": "FALSE"
}

LeapPlugin.startWithProperties({apiKey:"<YOUR_API_KEY>",properties:userProps});

or

LeapPlugin.flushProperties({properties:userProps});

Cordova (Android)

var date = new Date()

var userProps = {
        "userName": "Don Joe",
        "age": 20,
        "cart_added_time": `Date:${date.toISOString()}`,
        "user_logged_in": "FALSE"
    }

cordova.plugins.LeapAndroid.startWithProperties("<YOUR_API_KEY>", userProps);       
				
or

cordova.plugins.LeapAndroid.flushProperties(userProps);

Cordova (iOS)

var date = new Date()

var userProps = {
        "userName": "Don Joe",
        "age": 20,
        "cart_added_time": `Date:${date.toISOString()}`,
        "user_logged_in": "FALSE"
    }

cordova.plugins.LeapiOS.startWithProperties("<YOUR_API_KEY>", userProps);       
				
or

cordova.plugins.LeapiOS.flushProperties(userProps);

Xamarin Android

Leap.WithBuilder("<YOUR_API_KEY>")
                .AddProperty("userName", "Don Joe")
                .AddProperty("age", 20)
                .AddProperty("cart_added_time", new Java.Util.Date())
                .AddProperty("user_logged_in", "FALSE")
                .Start();
                
or

Leap.WithPropertyBuilder()
                .AddProperty("user_logged_in", "TRUE")
                .Flush();

Xamarin iOS

Leap.Shared.WithBuilder("<YOUR_API_KEY>")
                .AddProperty("userName", "Don Joe")
                .AddProperty("age", 20)
                .AddProperty("cart_added_time", new NSDate())
                .AddProperty("user_logged_in", "FALSE")
                .Start();
                
or

Leap.Shared.AddProperty("user_logged_in", "TRUE")
                .Flush();
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