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#ApplovinX A C++ wrapper of Applovin for Cocos2d-X. Supports Android and iOS.

#Environment

  • ###Applovin SDK

    • Android: v5.2.2
    • iOS: v2.2.4

  • ###cocos2d-x

    • cocos2d-x-2.0.3 or higher

#Example Project

  1. iOS: example/proj.ios/HelloCpp.xcodeproj
  2. Android: example/proj.android

You need to change the build script (such as build_native.sh) according to your own environment before compiling.

#Add to Your Own Project

iOS and Android will share the same ApplovinX.h header file. You need add applovin-x/ApplovinX.h to your Classes folder in the beginning.

iOS

All the following files you need in iOS are in applovin-x/ios fold.

  1. Add the previous ApplovinX.h to your Xcode project
  2. Add headers/, ApplovinX_ios.mm, libAppLovinSdk.a to your Xcode project
  3. Add #import "ALSdk.h" to AppController.mm, and call [ALSdk initializeSdk]; in AppController's applicationDidFinishLaunching method
  4. Go to your Project Settings. Select "Info", right-click on one of the rows of "Custom iOS Properties" and select "Add Row". The key of the new row should be AppLovinSdkKey and the value shouble be YOUR_SDK_KEY
  5. Ensure you're linking with the following libraries:
    • AdSupport.framework
    • CoreTelephony.framework
    • CoreGraphics.framework
    • MediaPlayer.framework
    • StoreKit.framework
    • SystemConfiguration.framework
    • UIKit.framework
  6. Go to your Project Settings. Select "Build Settings", search for "Other Linker Flags" and add -all_load -ObjC.

Android

All the following files you need in Android are in applovin-x/android fold.

  1. Add the package com.wenbin.ApplovinX and its ApplovinXBridge.java to your Eclipse project. (You can just add the whole com fold to src fold in Eclipse project, and refresh in Eclipse)

  2. Add applovin-sdk-5.1.0.jar as an external jar to your project. (You can just add the applovin-sdk-5.1.0.jar file to libs fold in Eclipse project, and refresh in Eclipse)

  3. Add ApplovinX_android.cpp, ApplovinXJni.cpp and ApplovinXJni.h to your jni fold.

  4. Add ApplovinX_android.cpp, ApplovinXJni.cpp to your jni's Android.mk.

  5. In the java implementation of your main activity (which should have been created by the Cocos2d-X script), import com.wenbin.ApplovinX.*;

  6. At the beginning of onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState), right after super.onCreate(savedInstanceState), add the following code:

     ApplovinXBridge.initApplovinXBridge(this);

  7. Add the following xml to your Android Manifest file:

    Add Sdk Key. This needs to go inside the "application" tag:

     <meta-data android:name="applovin.sdk.key"
 	android:value="YOUR_SDK_KEY"  />

    Add permission:

     <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" />
 <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE" />
 <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.READ_PHONE_STATE"/>

    Add activity:

     <activity android:name="com.applovin.adview.AppLovinInterstitialActivity" />

##Email: [email protected] ##Blog: http://geeksavetheworld.com

##You're welcome to contribute. ;-)