Chartboost

Provide your Chartboost app-id here. If you do not have an app-id yet, please read Chartboost Account. As some features of Chartboost are platform-specific the following example code shows you how to use different app ids for Android and iOS:

 Chartboost {
   appId: Qt.platform.os === "ios" ? "<ios-app-id>" : "<android-app-id>"
 }

Provide your Chartboost app-signature here. If you do not have an app-signature yet, please read Chartboost Account. As some features of Chartboost are platform-specific the following example code shows you how to use different app ids for Android and iOS:

 Chartboost {
   appSignature: Qt.platform.os === "ios" ? "<ios-app-id>" : "<android-app-id>"
 }

Set this property to control whether interstitials should be displayed within your game or not. Settings this property to false globally disables all interstitials regardless of the given location.

The default value is true.

Set this property to false to prevent a loading screen during the More Apps overlay is loaded from the server.

The default value is true.

Set this property to control whether the More Apps page should be displayed within your game or not. Settings this property to false globally disables all More Apps overlays regardless of the given location.

The default value is true.

Set this property to control whether a reward video should be displayed within your game or not. Settings this property to false globally disables all reward video overlays regardless of the given location.

The default value is true.

By default Chartboost prefetches video content of reward videos for a continuous playback of a video. If you want to disable this behavior you can set this property to false.

The default value is true.

Set this property to control whether interstitials should be loaded from the server or not. Settings this property to false globally disables all interstitials regardless of the given location.

As an example you can set this property to false to disable all ads as soon as your user purchased a "no ads" in-app purchase.

The default value is true.

It's good practice to show interstitials only after the user has played your game for the first time. This property therefore defaults to true.

You can override this behavior when setting the property to false.

Set this property to control whether a More Apps page should be loaded from the server or not. Settings this property to false globally disables all More Apps overlays regardless of the given location.

As an example you can set this property to false to disable all ads as soon as your user purchased a "no ads" in-app purchase.

The default value is true.

Emitted after an interstitial has been loaded from the server and cached locally for the given location.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

Note: The corresponding handler is onInterstitialCached.

See also showInterstitial().

Emitted after an interstitial has been clicked for the given location. "Clicked" is defined as clicking within the interstitial which usually brings your app to the background and open the app store.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

Note: The corresponding handler is onInterstitialClicked.

See also interstitialDismissed and interstitialClosed.

Emitted after an interstitial has been closed for the given location. "Closed" is defined as clicking the close button within the interstitial.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

Note: The corresponding handler is onInterstitialClosed.

See also interstitialDismissed and interstitialClicked.

Emitted after an interstitial has been dismissed for the given location. "Dismissal" is defined as any action that removed the interstitial like a click or close.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

Note: The corresponding handler is onInterstitialDismissed.

See also interstitialClosed and interstitialClicked.

Emitted after an interstitial has been displayed on the screen for the given location.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

Note: The corresponding handler is onInterstitialDisplayed.

See also interstitialDismissed, interstitialClicked, and interstitialClosed.

Emitted after an interstitial has attempted to load from the server but failed for the given location.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

You can use the error parameter to retrieve a text representation of the occurred error.

Note: The corresponding handler is onInterstitialFailedToLoad.

Emitted after a More Apps overlay has been loaded from the server and cached locally for the given location.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

Note: The corresponding handler is onMoreAppsCached.

See also showMoreApps().

Emitted after a More Apps overlay has been clicked for the given location. "Clicked" is defined as clicking within the More Apps overlay which usually brings your app to the background and open the app store.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

Note: The corresponding handler is onMoreAppsClicked.

See also moreAppsDismissed and moreAppsClosed.

Emitted after a More Apps overlay has been closed for the given location. "Closed" is defined as clicking the close button within the More Apps overlay.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

Note: The corresponding handler is onMoreAppsClosed.

See also moreAppsDismissed and moreAppsClicked.

Emitted after a More Apps overlay has been dismissed for the given location. "Dismissal" is defined as any action that removed the More Apps overlay like a click or close.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

Note: The corresponding handler is onMoreAppsDismissed.

See also moreAppsClosed and moreAppsClicked.

Emitted after a More Apps overlay has been displayed on the screen for the given location.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

Note: The corresponding handler is onMoreAppsDisplayed.

See also moreAppsDismissed, moreAppsClicked, and moreAppsClosed.

Emitted after a More Apps overlay has attempted to load from the server but failed for the given location.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter. You can use the error parameter to retrieve a text representation of the occurred error.

Note: The corresponding handler is onMoreAppsFailedToLoad.

Emitted after a click got registered, but the user is not forwarded to the app store.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

Note: The corresponding handler is onRecordClickFailed.

See also interstitialClicked, moreAppsClicked, and rewardedVideoClicked.

Emitted after a reward video has been loaded from the server and cached locally for the given location.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

Note: The corresponding handler is onRewardedVideoCached.

See also showRewardedVideo().

Emitted after a reward video has been clicked for the given location. "Clicked" is defined as clicking within the reward video which usually brings your app to the background and open the app store.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

Note: The corresponding handler is onRewardedVideoClicked.

See also rewardedVideoDismissed and rewardedVideoClosed.

Emitted after a reward video has been closed for the given location. "Closed" is defined as clicking the close button within the interstitial.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

Note: The corresponding handler is onRewardedVideoClosed.

See also rewardedVideoDismissed and rewardedVideoClicked.

Emitted after a reward video has been viewed completely and user is eligible for reward for the given location.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

Note: The corresponding handler is onRewardedVideoCompleted.

See also rewardedVideoDisplayed and rewardedVideoClicked.

Emitted after a reward video has been dismissed for the given location. "Dismissal" is defined as any action that removed the interstitial like a click or close.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

Note: The corresponding handler is onRewardedVideoDismissed.

See also rewardedVideoClosed and rewardedVideoClicked.

Emitted after a reward video has been displayed on the screen for the given location.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

Note: The corresponding handler is onRewardedVideoDisplayed.

See also rewardedVideoDismissed, rewardedVideoClicked, and rewardedVideoClosed.

Emitted immediately before a video has been displayed on the screen for the given location. You can use the signal to do things like muting sound effects or sounds.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

Note: The corresponding handler is onRewardedVideoDisplaying.

See also rewardedVideoDisplayed.

Emitted after a reward video has attempted to load from the server but failed for the given location.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter. You can use the error parameter to retrieve a text representation of the occurred error.

Note: The corresponding handler is onRewardedVideoFailedToLoad.

Use this method to present a reward video at the given location. If there is no interstitial in the cache, it will start downloading a reward video and display it right after it has finished loading.

See also hasRewardedVideo(), cacheRewardedVideo(), rewardedVideoDisplayed, rewardedVideoDismissed, rewardedVideoClosed, and rewardedVideoClicked.

Use this method to prefetch and cache a reward video for the given location. When finished the rewardedVideoCached signal is emitted.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

See also hasRewardedVideo(), showRewardedVideo(), rewardedVideoCached, and rewardedVideoFailedToLoad.

Use this method to determine if there is a locally cached interstitial for the given location. If this methods returns true no further server calls are necessary to display the interstitial.

For checking the ad location you can either use the locationType parameter and compare it with the available locations types or check the location as string representation with the location parameter.

See also cacheRewardedVideo() and showRewardedVideo().

Use this method to present a More Apps overlay at the given location. If there is no More Apps overlay in the cache, it will start downloading a More Apps overlay and display it right after it has finished loading.

See also hasMoreApps(), cacheMoreApps(), moreAppsDisplayed, moreAppsDismissed, moreAppsClosed, and moreAppsClicked.

Use this method to prefetch and cache a More Apps overlay for the given location. When finished the moreAppsCached signal is emitted.

See also hasMoreApps(), showMoreApps(), moreAppsCached, and moreAppsFailedToLoad.

Use this method to determine if there is a locally cached More Apps overlay for the given location. If this methods returns true no further server calls are necessary to display the More Apps overlay.

See also cacheMoreApps() and showMoreApps().

Use this method to present an interstitial at the given location. If there is no interstitial in the cache, it will start downloading an interstitial and display it right after it has finished loading.

See also hasInterstitial(), cacheInterstitial(), interstitialDisplayed, interstitialDismissed, interstitialClosed, and interstitialClicked.

Use this method to prefetch and cache an interstitial for the given location. When finished the interstitialCached signal is emitted.

See also hasInterstitial(), showInterstitial(), interstitialCached, and interstitialFailedToLoad.

Use this method to determine if there is a locally cached interstitial for the given location. If this methods returns true no further server calls are necessary to display the interstitial.

See also cacheInterstitial() and showInterstitial().