TikTok module

Purpose

From JSDoc (src/module/tiktok/AffiseTiktok.ts:6):

Send TikTok event data to affise

Module constant

• AffiseModules.TIKTOK = "TikTok" (src/module/AffiseModules.ts:1-16)

TypeScript API

AffiseTikTok (src/module/tiktok/AffiseTiktok.ts:6) implements AffiseModuleTikTokApi (src/module/tiktok/AffiseModuleTikTokApi.ts:3):

Affise.module.tikTok.sendEvent(
    eventName: string,
    properties: Record<string, any>,
    eventId: string,
): void
// AffiseModuleTikTokApi.ts:3-10

Affise.module.tikTok.hasModule(): Promise<boolean>

Installation

Since 1.7.16 the module ships as its own npm package, affise-attribution-module-tiktok (Android and iOS). Install it next to the core library:

npm install affise-attribution-lib
npm install affise-attribution-module-tiktok

The package only pulls in the native dependency (com.affise:module-tiktok / AffiseModule/TikTok at 1.7.16); its JS entry point is empty, so keep importing everything from affise-attribution-lib. Rebuild the native app (and run pod install on iOS) after installing.

Platform notes

Manual native alternative

The pod / implementation snippets below are the README’s “Modules → Manual Native” alternative to the npm package above.

No official React Native TikTok package — wire native deps yourself

The Affise TikTok module is a thin forwarder. There is no first-party React Native package for TikTok Business SDK, so you must add the native dependencies manually on both platforms:

• Android TikTok SDK — Add the SDK as a build dependency
• iOS TikTok SDK — Add the SDK as a build dependency

Without these dependencies the TikTok event forwarding will fail at runtime.

iOS

pod 'AffiseModule/TikTok', '1.7.16'

Android

implementation "com.affise:module-tiktok:$affise_version"