Remote Command: FullStory | Integrations |Preview of Tealium Docs

Requirements

One of the following mobile libraries:
- Tealium for Android-Kotlin (1.0.0+)
- Tealium for Android-Java (5.9.0+ for FullStory 1.0.0+ or <5.9.0 for previous versions)
- Tealium for iOS-Swift
One of the following remote command integrations:
- FullStory Remote Command JSON File (Requires Android-Kotlin 1.0.0+ or iOS-Swift 2.1.0+)
- FullStory Remote Command tag in Tealium iQ Tag Management

How it works

The FullStory integration uses three components:

The FullStory native SDK.
The remote commands module that wraps the FullStory methods.
Either the JSON configuration file or Remote Command tag that translates event tracking into native FullStory calls.

Adding the FullStory remote command module to your app automatically installs and builds the required FullStory libraries. If you are using a dependency manager installation, you do not need to install the FullStory SDK separately.

If you are using CocoaPods or Carthage as your dependency manager, you will have to manually download the FullStory command line tool so you can add it as a build script

There are two remote command options:

Use a JSON configuration file (Recommended), hosted either remotely or locally within the app.
Use iQ Tag Management to configure the mappings and add the Remote Command tag for the vendor integration.

For more information, see vendor integrations.

Install

Dependency manager

We recommend installing modules with one of the following dependency managers:

In your Xcode project, select File > Add Packages… > Add Package Dependency.
Enter the following repository URL: https://github.com/tealium/tealium-ios-fullstory-remote-command .
Configure the version rules. We recommend the Up to next major setting. If the current TealiumFullstory version does not appear in the list, then reset your Swift package cache.
Select the TealiumFullstory module to install, and select the app target you want the module to be installed in.

If your project has more than one app target and needs the TealiumFullstory module in more app targets, you have to manually add them in the Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content section.

To install TealiumFullstory in additional app targets:

Select your Xcode project in the Project Navigator.
In your Xcode project, select the app target under the TARGETS section.
Navigate to General > Frameworks, Libraries & Embedded Content and select the TealiumFullstory module to add it to your app target.

To add additional modules from the Tealium Swift library, follow the Swift Package Manager instructions.

To install FullStory remote commands for iOS using CocoaPods:

Remove tealium-swift if it already exists your Podfile. The dependency for tealium-swift is already included in the TealiumFullstory framework.
Add the following dependency to your Podfile:

pod "TealiumFullstory"

The TealiumFullstory pod includes the following TealiumSwift dependencies:

'tealium-swift/Core'
'tealium-swift/TealiumRemoteCommands'
'tealium-swift/TealiumTagManagement'

Import the modules TealiumSwift and TealiumFullstory into your TealiumHelper file, and any other files that access the Tealium class, or the FullStory Remote Command.

To install FullStory remote commands for iOS using Carthage:

Remove tealium-swift from your Cartfile. The dependency for tealium-swift is already included in the TealiumFullstory framework.
Add the following dependency to your Cartfile:

github "tealium/tealium-ios-fullstory-remote-command"

To install FullStory remote commands for Android using Maven:

Install Tealium for Android (Kotlin) or Tealium for Android (Java) and add the Tealium Maven URL to your project’s top-level build.gradle file, if you haven’t done so already.

allprojects {
repositories {
mavenCentral()
maven {
url "https://maven.tealiumiq.com/android/releases/"
}
}
}

Import both the FullStory SDK and Tealium-FullStory remote commands by adding the following dependencies in your app project’s build.gradle file:

dependencies {
implementation 'com.tealium.remotecommands:fullstory:1.0.0'
}

Add the FullStory gradle plugin to your App/Module build.gradle. Replace <PLUGIN PROPERTIES> with available properties:

fullstory {
<PLUGIN PROPERTIES>
}

Manual installation (iOS)

The manual installation for FullStory remote commands requires the Tealium for Swift library to be installed. To install the FullStory remote commands for your iOS project:

Install the FullStory SDK, if you haven’t already done so.
Clone the Tealium iOS FullStory remote command repo and drag the files in the Sources folder into your project.
Add Dispatchers.RemoteCommands as a dispatcher.
Set the remoteAPIEnabled configuration flag to true.

Initialize

For all Tealium libraries, register the FullStory remote commands when you initialize.

Android (Kotlin)

Initialize remote commands with a JSON configuration file or the Remote Command tag for Tealium’s Android (Java) library.

The following code is designed for use with the JSON Remote Commands feature, using the local file option:

val config = TealiumConfig(application,
"ACCOUNT",
"PROFILE",
Environment.DEV,
dispatchers = mutableSetOf(Dispatchers.RemoteCommands));
var tealium = Tealium.create(TEALIUM_MAIN, config) {

// Initialize FullStory Remote Command
val fullstoryCommand = FullStoryRemoteCommand()

// register the command
remoteCommands?.add(fullstoryCommand, filename = 
"tealium-fullstory.json")
}

The following code is designed for use with the Remote Command tag feature:

val config = TealiumConfig(application,
"ACCOUNT",
"PROFILE",
Environment.DEV,
dispatchers = mutableSetOf(Dispatchers.RemoteCommands));
var tealium = Tealium.create(TEALIUM_MAIN, config) {

// Initialize FullStory Remote Command
val fullstoryCommand = FullStoryRemoteCommand()

// register the command
remoteCommands?.add(fullstoryCommand)
}

Android (Java)

The JSON Remote Command file feature for Android is only available in the Kotlin SDK.

The following code is designed for use with the Remote Command tag feature:


Tealium.Config config = Tealium.Config.create(application, "ACCOUNT", 
"PROFILE", "ENVIRONMENT");
Tealium teal = Tealium.createInstance(TEALIUM_MAIN, config);

FullstoryRemoteCommand fullstory = new FullstoryRemoteCommand();

// register the command
teal.addRemoteCommand(fullstory);

iOS (Swift)

Initialize remote commands with a JSON configuration file or the Remote Command tag for Tealium’s iOS (Swift) library.

The following code is designed for use with the JSON Remote Commands feature, using the local file option:

var tealium : Tealium?
let config = TealiumConfig(account: "ACCOUNT",
 profile: "PROFILE",
 environment: "ENVIRONMENT",
 dataSource: "DATASOURCE",
 optionalData: nil)
config.dispatchers = [Dispatchers.TagManagement, 
Dispatchers.RemoteCommands]
config.remoteAPIEnabled = true // Required to use Remote Commands

tealium = Tealium(config: config) { _ in
guard let remoteCommands = self.tealium?.remoteCommands else {
return
}
let fullstory = FullstoryRemoteCommand(type: .local(file: 
"fullstory"))
remoteCommands.add(fullstory)
}

The following code is designed for use with the Remote Command tag feature:

var tealium : Tealium?
let config = TealiumConfig(account: "ACCOUNT",
 profile: "PROFILE",
 environment: "ENVIRONMENT",˜˜
 dataSource: "DATASOURCE",
 optionalData: nil)
config.dispatchers = [Dispatchers.TagManagement, 
Dispatchers.RemoteCommands]
config.remoteAPIEnabled = true // Required to use Remote Commands

tealium = Tealium(config: config) { _ in
guard let remoteCommands = self.tealium?.remoteCommands else {
return
}
let fullstory = FullstoryRemoteCommand()
remoteCommands.add(fullstory)
}

JSON template

If you are configuring remote commands using a JSON configuration file, refer to the following template to get started. The template includes common mappings used in a standard e-commerce installation. Edit the mappings as needed.

{
  "config": {},
  "mappings": {
    "tealium_event": "event_name",
    "uid": "uid_str",
    "email": "user_variables.email_str",
    "phone": "user_variables.phone_str",
    "cart_id": "event.cart_id_str",
    "product_id": "event.product_id_str",
    "price": "event.price_real",
    "name": "event.name_str",
    "category": "event.categoryProperties"
  },
  "commands": {
    "launch": "logevent",
    "identify_user": "identify",
    "tealiumSampleEvent": "logevent",
    "tealiumSampleEventWithData": "logevent"
  }
}

Supported methods

We map a command to each FullStory method. To trigger a FullStory method, pass the corresponding command in the specified format.

Remote Command	FullStory Method
`logevent`	`logEvent()`
`identify`	`identifyUser()`
`setuservariables`	`setUserData()`

Since the FullStory SDK is installed alongside the Tealium SDK, you can trigger any native FullStory functionality by calling the SDK directly, even if the functionality is not provided by the Tealium FullStory Remote Command tag.

SDK setup

Initialize

The FullStory SDK is initialized automatically upon launch.

FullStory Developer Guide: Initial SDK Setup

Android
iOS

Log event

Remote Command	FullStory Method
`logevent`	`event`

Parameter	Type
`eventName` (required)	String
`eventData`	Map

FullStory Developer Guide: Log Event

Android
iOS

Identify

Remote Command	FullStory Method
`identify`	`identifyUser`

Parameter	Type
`id` (required)	String
`data`	Map

FullStory Developer Guide: Identify

Android
iOS

Set user variables

Remote Command	FullStory Method
`setuservariables`	`setUserData`

Parameter	Type
`data` (required)	Map

The data parameter takes an object of key-value pairs, where keys are strings and the values are suffixed with the data type (for example: _str, _int, _bool). For more information, see FullStory’s Setting-custom API properties documentation

FullStory Developer Guide: Set User Variables

Android
iOS