TVJS methods

Here is a list of TVJS methods that are provided by the tvOS library.

Configuration methods

version

Returns the current version of the Adobe Mobile library.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
version()
```
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
var sdkVersion = ADBMobile.version();
```
- Returns: String
privacyStatus

Returns the NSUInteger representation of the privacy status enum for current user.

Here are the options:
- ADBMobilePrivacyStatusOptIn: Hits are sent immediately.
- ADBMobilePrivacyStatusOptOut: Hits are discarded.
- ADBMobilePrivacyStatusUnknown: If offline tracking is enabled, hits are saved until the privacy status changes to opt-in (hits are sent) or opt-out (hits are discarded).
  
  If offline tracking is not enabled, hits are discarded until the privacy status changes to opt-in. THe default value is set in the ADBMobileConfig.json file.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
privacyStatus()
```
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
var privacyStatus = ADBMobile.privacyStatus();
```
- Returns: Number
setPrivacyStatus

Sets the privacy status for the current user to one of the following values:
- ADBMobilePrivacyStatusOptIn: Hits are sent immediately.
- ADBMobilePrivacyStatusOptOut: Hits are discarded.
- ADBMobilePrivacyStatusUnknown: If offline tracking is enabled, hits are saved until the privacy status changes to opt-in (hits are sent), or opt-out (hits are discarded).
If offline tracking is not enabled, hits are discarded until the privacy status changes to opt-in.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
setPrivacyStatus(privacyStatus)
```
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.setPrivacyStatus(ADBMobilePrivacyStatusOptIn);
```
lifetimeValue

Returns the lifetime value of the current user. The default value is 0.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
lifetimeValue()
```
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
var ltv = ADBMobile.lifetimeValue();
```
- Returns: Number
userIdentifier

Returns the user identifier if a custom identifier has been set. Returns nil if a custom identifier is not set. The default is nil.

IMPORTANT

If your app upgrades from the Experience Cloud 3.x to 4.x SDK, the previous custom or automatically generated visitor ID is retrieved and stored as the custom user identifier. This preserves visitor data between SDK upgrades. For new installations on the 4.x SDK, user identifier is nil until set.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
userIdentifier()
```
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
var uid = ADBMobile.userIdentifier();
```
- Returns: String
setUserIdentifier

Sets the user identifier.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
setUserIdentifier(userId)
```
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.setUserIdentifier(‘myUserId’);
```
- Returns: N/A
- Parameter: userID
  - Type: String
  - New identifier for this user.
setAdvertisingIdentifier

Sets the IDFA in the SDK, and if it has been set in the SDK, the IDFA is sent in lifecycle. The IDFA can also be accessed in Signals (Postbacks).

IMPORTANT

Retrieve the IDFA from Apple APIs only if you are using an ad service. If you retrieve IDFA, and are not using it properly, your app might be rejected.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
setAdvertisingIdentifier(idfa)
```
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.setAdvertisingIdentifier(‘myIdfa’);
```
- Returns: N/A
- Parameter: idfa
  - Type: String
  - IDFA retrieved from Apple API.
setDebugLogging

Sets the debug logging preference.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
setDebugLogging(logging)
```
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
`ADBMobile.setDebugLogging(true);
```
- Returns: N/A
- Parameters: logging
  - Type: Bool
  - Value indicating whether the Adobe SDK should log to the debug console.

Analytics methods

trackStateData

Tracks an app state with optional context data. States are the views that are available in your app, such as home dashboard , app settings , cart, and so on. These states are similar to pages on a website, and trackState calls increment page views.

If the state is empty, it displays as app name app version (build) in reports. If you see this value in reports, ensure you set the state in each trackState call.

TIP

This is the only tracking call that increments page views.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
trackStateData(stateName [, contextData])
```
  - Returns: N/A
  - Parameter: stateName
    - Type: String
    - Page state name
  - Parameter: contextData
    - Type: Object
    - Additional context data for this hit.
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.trackStateData(‘homepage’, {‘userid’:12345});
```
trackActionData

Tracks an action in your app. Actions are the things that happen in your app that you want to measure, such as logons, banner taps, feed subscriptions, and other metrics.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
trackActionData(actionName [, contextData])
```
  - Returns: N/A
  - Parameters: actionName
    - Type: String
    - Name of the action being tracked.
  - Parameter: contextData
    - Type: Object
    - Additional context data for this hit.
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.trackActionData(‘likeClicked’, {‘imageName’:’funnyKitty’});
```
trackLocationWithLatLonData

Sends the current latitude and longitude coordinates.

Also uses points of interest (POI) that are defined in the ADBMobileConfig.json file to determine whether the location that you entered as a parameter is in any of your POIs. If the current coordinates are in a defined POI, a context data variable is populated and sent with the trackLocation call.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
trackLocationWithLatLonData(lat, lon [, contextData]);
```
  - Returns: N/A
  - Parameter: lat
    - Type: Number
    - Latitude of the location.
  - Parameter: lon
    - Type: Number
    - Longitude of the location.
  - Parameter: contextData
    - Type: Object
    - Additional context data for this hit.
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.trackLocationWithLatLonData(43.36, -116.12, null);
```
trackLifetimeValueIncreaseJsData

Adds an amount to the user’s lifetime value.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
trackLifetimeValueIncreaseJsData(increaseAmount)
```
  - Returns: N/A
  - Parameter: increaseAmount
    - Type: Number
    - Amount to add to the user’s current lifetime value.
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.trackLifetimeValueIncreaseJsData(5);
```
trackTimedActionStartData

Start a timed action with name action. If you call this method for an action that has already started, the previous timed action is overwritten.

TIP

This call does not send a hit.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
trackTimedActionStartData(name [, contextData])
```
  - Returns: N/A
  - Parameter: name
    - Type: String
    - Name of the timed action being started.
  - Parameter: contextData
    - Type: Object
    - Additional context data for this hit.
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.trackTimedActionStartData(‘level1’, {‘userId’:42423});
```
trackTimedActionUpdateData

Pass in data to update the context data that is associated with the given action.

The data passed in is appended to the existing data for the given action, and if the same key is already defined for action, the data is overwritten.

TIP

This call does not send a hit.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
trackTimedActionUpdateData(name [, contextData])
```
  - Returns: N/A
  - Parameter: name
    - Type: String
    - Name of the timed action being updated.
  - Parameter: contextData
    - Type: Object
    - Additional context data for this hit.
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.trackTimedActionUpdateData(‘level1’);
```
trackTimedActionEndJsLogic

End a timed action.

If you provide a callback function, you can access the final time values. If no callback is provided, or if the callback returns true, the Adobe SDK automatically sends a hit. When a false is returned from the callback, the timed action hit is suppressed.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
trackTimedActionEndJsLogic(name [, callback])
```
  - Returns: N/A
  - Parameters: name
    - Type: String
    - Name of the timed action being ended
  - Parameter: callback
    - Type: function(inAppDuration, totalDuration, data)
    - Callback method that will have inAppDuration (number), totalDuration (number), and data (context data object) in its parameters.
      
      You can suppress the final hit from being sent by the SDK by returning false in your callback function.
  - Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.trackTimedActionEndJsLogic(‘level1’, 
function(inAppDuration, totalDuration, data) {
    // do something with final values
    return true;
    });
```
trackingTimedActionExistsJs

Returns whether a timed action is in progress.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
trackingTimedActionExistsJs(name)
```
  - Returns: Bool
  - Parameter: name
    - Type: String
    - Name of the timed action for which you need to check existence.
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
var actionExists = ADBMobile.trackTimedActionExistsJs(‘level1’);
```
trackingIdentifier

Returns the automatically generated visitor identifier.

This is an app-specific unique visitor ID that is generated by Adobe’s servers. If Adobe’s servers cannot be reached at the time of generation, the ID is generated by using Apple’s CFUUID. The value is generated at the initial launch and is stored and used from that point. This ID is preserved between app upgrades, is saved and restored during the standard application back up process, and is removed when the app is uninstalled.

TIP

If your app upgrades from the Experience Cloud 3.x to 4.x SDK, the previous custom or automatically generated visitor ID is retrieved and stored as the custom user identifier. This preserves visitor data between SDK upgrades. For new installations on the 4.x SDK, the user identifier is nil, and the tracking identifier is used. For more information, see the userIdentifier row below.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
trackingIdentifier()
```
  - Returns: String
  - Parameters: None
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
var trackingId = ADBMobile.trackingIdentifier();
```
trackingSendQueuedHits

Forces the library to send all hits in the offline queue no matter how many are currently queued.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
trackingSendQueuedHits()
```
  - Returns: N/A
  - Parameters: None
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.trackingSendQueuedHits();
```
trackingClearQueue

Clears all hits from the offline queue.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
trackingClearQueue()
```
  - Returns: N/A
  - Parameters: None
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.trackingClearQueue();
```
trackingGetQueueSize

Retrieves the number of hits currently in the offline queue.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
trackingGetQueueSize()
```
  - Returns: Number
  - Parameters: None
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
var queueSize = ADBMobile.trackingGetQueueSize();
```

Audience Manager methods

audienceVisitorProfile

Returns the visitor profile that was most recently obtained.

Returns null if no signal has been submitted yet. The visitor profile is saved in NSUserDefaults for easy access across multiple launches of your app.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
audienceVisitorProfile()
```
  - Returns: Object
  - Parameters: None
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
var profile = ADBMobile.audienceVisitorProfile();
```
audienceDpid

Returns the current DPID.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
audienceDpid()
```
  - Returns: String
  - Parameters: None
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
var dpid = ADBMobile.audienceDpid();
```
audienceDpuuid

Returns the current DPUUID.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
audienceDpuuid()
```
  - Returns: String
  - Parameters: None
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
var dpuuid = ADBMobile.audienceDpuuid();
```
audienceSetDpidDpuuid

Sets the dpid and dpuuid, and if they are set, they are sent with each signal.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
audienceSetDpidDpuuid(dpid, dpuuid)
```
  - Returns: N/A
  - Parameter: dpid
    - Type: String
    - Audience Manager data provider ID.
  - Parameter: dpuuid
    - Type: String
    - Identifier for the user and data provider combination.
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.audienceSetDpidDpuuid(‘myDpid’, ‘userDpuuid’);
```
audienceSignalWithDataJsCallback

Sends Audience Manager a signal with traits and gets the matching segments that are returned in a callback function.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
audienceSignalWithDataJsCallback(traits [, callback])
```
  - Parameter: traits
    - Type: Object
    - Traits dictionary for this user.
  - Parameter: callback
    - Type: function(profile)
    - The profile returned from Audience Manager in the parameter for the callback function.
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.audienceSignalWithDataJsCallback({‘trait’:’something’}, 
function(profile) {
    //do something with the user’s segments found in profile
     });
```
audienceReset

Resets the Audience Manager UUID and purges the current visitor profile.
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
audienceReset()
```
  - Returns: N/A
  - Parameter: None
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.audienceReset();
```

ID Service methods

visitorMarketingCloudID

Retrieves the Experience Cloud ID from the ID service.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
visitorMarketingCloudID()
```
  - Returns: String
  - Parameters: None
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
var mcid = ADBMobile.visitorMarketingCloudID();
```
visitorSyncIdentifiers

In addition to the Experience Cloud ID, you can set additional customer IDs to be associated with each visitor. The Visitor API accepts multiple Customer IDs for the same visitor, with a customer type identifier to separate the scope of the different customer IDs. This method corresponds to setCustomerIDs in the JavaScript library.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
visitorSyncIdentifiers(identifiers)
```
  - Returns: N/A
  - Parameter: identifiers
    - Type: Object
    - Identifiers to sync to the ID service for this user.
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.visitorSyncIdentifiers({‘idType’:’idValue’});
```
visitorSyncIdentifiersAuthenticationState

Synchronizes the provided identifiers to the ID service.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
visitorSyncIdentifiersAuthenticationState(identifiers, authState)
```
  - Returns: N/A
  - Parameters: identifiers
    - Type: Object
    - Identifiers to sync to the ID service for this user.
  - Parameter: authState
    - Type: ADBMobileVisitorAuthenticationState
    - Authentication state of the user, and possible values include:
      - ADBMobileVisitorAuthenticationStateUnknown
      - ADBMobileVisitorAuthenticationStateAuthenticated
      - ADBMobileVisitorAuthenticationStateLoggedOut
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.visitorSyncIdentifiersAuthenticationState({'myIdType':'valueForUser'}, ADBMobileVisitorAuthenticationStateLoggedOut)
```
visitorSyncIdentifierWithTypeIdentifierAuthenticationState

Synchronizes the provided identifier type and value to the ID service.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
visitorSyncIdentifierWithTypeIdentifierAuthenticationState(idType, identifier, authState)
```
  - Return: N/A
  - Parameter: idType
    - Type: String
    - Type of identifier you are syncing.
  - Parameter: identifier
    - Type: String
    - Value of the identifier you are syncing.
  - Parameter: authState
    - Type: ADBMobileVisitorAuthenticationState
      Authentication state of the user. Possible values include:
      - ADBMobileVisitorAuthenticationStateUnknown
      - ADBMobileVisitorAuthenticationStateAuthenticated
      - ADBMobileVisitorAuthenticationStateLoggedOut
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.visitorSyncIdentifierWithTypeIdentifierAuthenticationState('myIdType', 'valueForUser', 
ADBMobileVisitorAuthenticationStateAuthenticated);
```
visitorGetIDsJs

Retrieves an array of read-only ADBVisitorID objects. The following code sample is an example of a VisitorID object:
```
{
    idType: "abc",
    authenticationState: 1, 
    identifier: "123"
}
```
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
visitorGetIDsJs()
```
  - Returns: Array [Object]
  - Parameters: None
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
var myVisitorIds = ADBMobile.visitorGetIDsJs();
```

Target methods

targetThirdPartyID

Returns the third-party ID.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
targetThirdPartyID()
```
  - Returns: String
  - Parameters: None
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
var thirdPartyID = ADBMobile.targetThirdPartyID();
```
targetSetThirdPartyID

Sets the third-party ID.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
targetSetThirdPartyID(thirdPartyID)
```
  - Returns: N/A
  - Parameters: thirdPartyID
    - Type: String
    - Third-party ID to use for target requests.
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
ADBMobile.targetSetThirdPartyID(‘thirdPartyID’);
```
targetPcID

Returns the PcID.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
targetPcID()
```
  - Returns: String
  - Parameters: None
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
var pcID = ADBMobile.targetPcID();
```
targetSessionID

Returns the session ID.
- Here is the syntax for this method:
```
targetSessionID()
```
  - Returns: String
  - Parameters: None
- Here is the code sample for this method:
```
var sessionID = ADBMobile.targetSessionID();
```

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