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NoteBefore proceeding with the hybrid app setup, install the iOS SDK and Web SDK.
You can configure the iOS SDK to handle Airbridge-related tasks occurring within the in-app website of a hybrid app without modifying the website’s code.

Handle Web SDK Commands with the iOS SDK

The iOS SDK can handle the commands related to event transmission, device settings, and user settings carried out by the Web SDK. Configure the Airbridge.setWebInterface function before displaying the website on the web view. YOUR_WEB_TOKENis the Web SDK token. You can find it on the [Settings]>[Tokens] page in the Airbridge dashboard.
Add the Airbridge.click function to enable deep links in the web view. Therefore, the Airbridge.click function must be configured so that the SDK can handle the deep link embedded in the tracking link. The Airbridge.click function returns true when the input address is a tracking link. When the app is launched through that address, the onSuccess function is called. If there is no internet connection or a different app is launched, the onFailure function is called. When the input address is not a tracking link, the Airbridge.click function returns false , and no further action is executed. Implementing webView(_,decidePolicyFor:,decisionHandler:) in WKWebView allows you to determine whether to continue or cancel loading a specific URL after it is detected.

Attention

Note that with the hybrid app setup, events that occur in the in-app web view must be collected through the Web SDK only. If collected through the App SDK as well, event duplication will occur. If your in-app web view uses a live mobile website, utilize only the Web SDK for event collection.