Android

Configuration

1. When initializing HyperOTAReact, ensure the release config URL (ending in config.json) is set for the correct environment (Sandbox or Production) and version. This is where HyperOTA will check for updates during app startup.

Example:

HyperOTAReact(
    context.applicationContext,
    "hyperswitch", // appId
    "hyperswitch.bundle", // bundle name
    BuildConfig.VERSION_NAME, // app version
    hyperOTAUrl, // release config URL
    headers,
    object : LazyDownloadCallback {
        override fun fileInstalled(filePath: String, success: Boolean) {}
        override fun lazySplitsInstalled(success: Boolean) {}
    },
    tracker
).also { hyperOTAServices = it }

Replace hyperOTAUrl with your environment-specific endpoint.

Example : $baseURL/mobile-ota/android/${BuildConfig.VERSION_NAME}/config.json

1. In your MainApplication class, ensure getJSBundleFile() uses the bundle path from HyperOTA and falls back to the default asset if necessary

override fun getJSBundleFile(): String {
    return try {
        return hyperOTAServices?.getBundlePath() ?: "assets://hyperswitch.bundle"
    } catch (e: Exception) {
         return "assets://hyperswitch.bundle"
    }
}

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