After installing the PageSense Android Full Stack SDK, the next step is to initialize it with your project configuration. Initialization connects your app to PageSense and loads the Full Stack project settings required to run experiments.
In Android, this initialization is performed asynchronously. Once initialization is complete, you will receive a PageSenseClient instance that is used for all experiment-related operations.
After successful initialization:
Your app fetches the latest Full Stack project settings from PageSense
Experiments, variations, and audience rules become available
The SDK is ready to activate experiments and track goals
Your app stays aligned with the configuration defined in PageSense
To initialize the SDK, you need the following details from your PageSense account:
Account ID – Your PageSense account identifier (including the hosted region)
SDK Key – The SDK key generated for the selected environment
Project Name – The name of the project in PageSense
These values are available in the Environment settings of your Full Stack project.
Use the PageSenseClientBuilder to create and initialize the SDK client. The initialization process retrieves project settings from PageSense and returns the initialized PageSenseClient through a callback.
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Once the SDK is initialized:
The PageSenseClient can be used to activate experiments
Users can be evaluated and assigned variations
Goal conversions can be tracked
SDK behavior can be customized if required
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