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Introduction

Welcome to the Raven Client documentation!

Raven Client is a powerful React Native SDK designed to help you manage in-app messaging, nudges, ToolTip, and Engagement in your mobile applications. Built with a sophisticated state machine system, it enables you to create complex, event-driven user experiences with ease.

What is Raven Client?​

Raven Client provides a comprehensive solution for:

  • 🎯 In App Engagement: Display contextual nudges and bottom sheets
  • 💬 ToolTip: Native tooltip system with screen tracking
  • 📊 Event Driven Engagement: Trigger Engagement based on app events
  • 🔄 State Management: Built-in state machine for Engagement lifecycle
  • 📱 Cross-Platform: Works seamlessly on both iOS and Android
  • 🎨 Customizable: Fully customizable UI components

Key Features​

State Machine DSL​

The SDK includes a powerful State Machine DSL that allows you to define complex user flows. You can create multi-step nudges, conditional transitions, and sophisticated user journeys based on app events.

Event-Driven Architecture​

Engagement is triggered based on app events, allowing you to create contextual experiences that respond to user behavior in real-time.

Frequency Control​

Control how often Engagement is shown with fine-grained frequency rules:

  • Session-based: Limit per app session
  • Window-based: Limit within a time window
  • Lifespan-based: Limit across the app's lifetime

Grouping & Context​

Group Engagement by user attributes or context, enabling personalized experiences for different user segments.

Behaviour Tags​

Organize and manage multiple Engagement together using behaviour tags, with shared exposure rules and relationships.

Architecture Overview​

The SDK follows a clean, event-driven architecture:

Architecture Diagram

How It Works​

  1. Initialization: Initialize the SDK with your configuration
  2. Fetch Engagement: Fetch Engagement configurations from your backend
  3. Event Processing: Process app events to trigger state transitions
  4. State Transitions: State machine evaluates transitions based on events and filters
  5. Action Execution: Actions are executed when states are reached
  6. UI Rendering: Nudges, ToolTip, or other actions are displayed to users

Next Steps​

Ready to get started? Check out our Installation Guide to begin integrating Raven Client into your React Native application.

Support​

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