Events

logEvent sends in-app events to PNLight, similar to sending app events to AppsFlyer. This is optional. Events appear in Analytics → App Events, on the project Events page, and in customer timelines.

Event names

Use stable, lowercase event names. Keep names specific enough to understand in reports. Good examples:

onboarding_completed
paywall_viewed
trial_started

Avoid names that include user-specific values, timestamps, or build numbers.

Send an event

await PNLightSDK.shared.logEvent("paywall_viewed", eventArgs: [
    "placement": "paywall",
    "source": "onboarding"
])

import { logEvent } from "@pnlight/sdk-react-native";

await logEvent("paywall_viewed", {
  placement: "paywall",
  source: "onboarding",
});

await PNLightSDK.logEvent('paywall_viewed', {
  'placement': 'paywall',
  'source': 'onboarding',
});

Event parameters

Use parameters for context that helps you segment or debug the event.

Parameter	Example	Use
`placement`	`paywall`	Connect UI actions to Remote UI placements.
`source`	`onboarding`	Record where the event happened.

Keep event payloads small. Use event parameters for reporting context, not as a replacement for your app database.

Review events in the dashboard

Open Analytics → App Events to chart event volume over time, compare event names, and inspect recent event samples. Open Events when you need raw delivery status, payloads, or cross-user debugging.

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SDK integration

Dashboard

Troubleshooting

Changelog

Event names

Send an event

Event parameters

Review events in the dashboard

​Event names

​Send an event

​Event parameters

​Review events in the dashboard

Event names

Send an event

Event parameters

Review events in the dashboard