Android Notes

Android does not require extra host-app setup for the plugin itself. Once installed and synced, the plugin registers the main Capacitor WebView, injects the Contentsquare event bridge, and exposes the documented JavaScript APIs.

What the plugin does on Android

• Registers the Capacitor WebView with the native Contentsquare SDK.
• Exposes optIn, optOut, sendScreenName, sendTransaction, and dynamic variable APIs.
• Injects replay-related commands such as URL exclusion, PII masking, and captured element selectors.

Validation tips

Check native logs

Filter Android Studio Logcat with:

CSLIB

You should see the native Contentsquare SDK startup message and the WebView bridge registration during app launch.

Track a first session

import { ContentsquarePlugin } from '@capgo/capacitor-contentsquare';

await ContentsquarePlugin.optIn();
await ContentsquarePlugin.sendScreenName('Home');

Without at least one screenview, the session is not kept by Contentsquare.

Dynamic variable constraints

• Keys are limited by Contentsquare to 512 characters.
• Values must be either a string or a non-negative integer.
• If you want a value on every session, send it again when the app returns to foreground.