Ionic In-App Messages

Pause and Resume In-App Messages

await this.reteno.pauseInAppMessages(true);  // pause
await this.reteno.pauseInAppMessages(false); // resume

Configure Pause Behaviour

await this.reteno.setInAppMessagesPauseBehaviour('SKIP_IN_APPS');
await this.reteno.setInAppMessagesPauseBehaviour('POSTPONE_IN_APPS');

On iOS you can also preconfigure the pause behaviour during init() via inAppMessagesPauseBehaviour — see the options table in Setup overview.

Subscribe to In-App Lifecycle Events

const onInAppStatus = (event: any) => {
  const detail = event?.detail ?? event;
  console.log('In-app status:', detail?.event, detail?.data);
};

await this.reteno.setOnInAppLifecycleCallback(onInAppStatus);

// unsubscribe
await this.reteno.setOnInAppLifecycleCallback(null);

Platform-specific Payload (detail.data)

In short: Android payload usually includes in-app id, while iOS payload for display events is empty ({}) and does not include message id.

closeAction values:

• Android: string from native SDK (e.g. via InAppCloseData.getCloseAction())
• iOS: "closeButtonClicked", "buttonClicked", "openUrlClicked", or "unknown"

action (iOS only): { isCloseButtonClicked, isButtonClicked, isOpenUrlClicked }

Receive Custom Data from In-App (Android)

const onCustomData = (event: any) => {
  const detail = event?.detail ?? event;
  console.log('In-app custom data:', detail);
};

this.reteno.setOnInAppMessageCustomDataReceivedListener(onCustomData);

// later
this.reteno.removeOnInAppMessageCustomDataReceivedListener(onCustomData);

Important: when this listener is registered, automatic opening of in-app button links is disabled. Handle navigation yourself (for example, using detail.url / payload.url).