Integration with MoPub¶

Setting up your app for mediation¶

We assume you already have a mediated MoPub ad slot defined in your app. To make use of AppBrain’s banners in your mediated ad slot, first follow the general installation instructions on the SDK setup page.

Then add the AppBrain MoPub library to your project. If you use Gradle to build your project, and you have already added the AppBrain repository as described in SDK setup, you can simply add the dependency:

dependencies {
    compile 'com.appbrain:appbrain-sdk:[email protected]'
    compile 'com.appbrain:appbrain-sdk-mopub:+'
}

If you don’t use Gradle, you can add the appbrain-mopub.jar file to your project’s libs/ folder manually. This file can be downloaded from the AppBrain SDK GitHub page.

Setting up mediation placement¶

To set up your mediation placement for showing AppBrain banners, go to http://www.mopub.com and click “Networks” at the top of the screen. In the dropdown “Add a network” menu, choose “Custom Native Network”.

Then, in the “Custom Native” setup page click “Set App Class” in the Global Settings row.

Mediating the AppBrain banners¶

In the dialog that pops up, fill out the following information:

• Class name: com.appbrain.mediation.MoPubBanner
• Extra data: You can leave this empty, or you can add the “Ad ID” for this placement with the key "adid". One example is for instance {"adid":"LEVEL_COMPLETE"}.

Then click “Done” and enable the new network for the apps and ad slots you want by checking the box under ENABLED.

Mediating the AppBrain interstitial¶

For the interstitial, follow the same steps, but fill out the following classname:

• Class name: com.appbrain.mediation.MoPubInterstitial
• Extra data: You can leave this empty, or you can add the “Ad ID” for this placement with the key "adid". One example is for instance {"adid":"LEVEL_COMPLETE"}.