Google Mobile Ads iOS Examples

This repository provides categorized code examples for both AdMob and AdManager in Swift and Objective-C.

Swift Examples

• AdMob: Includes App Open, Banner, Interstitial, Native Advanced, Rewarded Interstitial, and Rewarded Video examples.
• Advanced: Includes an APIDemo, InlineAdaptiveBannerExample (for UITableView), and a SwiftUI demo.
• AdManager: Includes App Open, Banner, Interstitial, Rewarded Video, and Custom Rendering examples.

Objective-C Examples

• AdMob: Includes App Open, Banner, Full Screen Native, Instream, Interstitial, Native Advanced, Rewarded Interstitial, and Rewarded Video examples.
• Advanced: Includes an APIDemo and InlineAdaptiveBannerExample.
• AdManager: Includes App Open, Banner, Interstitial, Rewarded Video, and Custom Rendering examples.

The Banner Example includes a preconfigured ad unit ID for demonstration purposes. To use this in your own application, you must replace the existing ID with one generated from your AdMob account.

1. Log in to AdMob.
2. Create a new Ad Unit.
3. Copy your unique Ad Unit ID and replace the placeholder ID in the source code.

The example apps in this repository use CocoaPods for dependency management. To run an example, follow these steps:

1. Navigate to the directory containing the Podfile for the specific example you want to run.
2. Install the dependencies by running pod install.
3. [Optional] If you want to use the latest version of the SDK instead of the version specified in Podfile.lock, run pod update.
4. Open the .xcworkspace file in Xcode.
5. Build and run the app from Xcode.

# Install dependencies
pod install

# Optional: Update to latest SDK version
pod update

This example demonstrates how to place a banner ad in an iOS application. It is designed to work with Cocoapods to manage the Google Mobile Ads SDK dependency.

To set up the project:

1. Ensure Cocoapods is installed on your system.
2. Run pod update in the project directory to install the required SDK dependencies.
3. Open the generated .xcworkspace file in Xcode to build and run the application.

This project provides a minimal Objective-C example demonstrating how to implement rewarded interstitial ads in an iOS application.

Note that this example is not bundled with the Google Mobile Ads SDK itself. It is designed to be compatible with CocoaPods and includes a Podfile for dependency management.

For technical guidance and official documentation, use the following resources:

• Official Documentation: Visit the Google Mobile Ads SDK developers site for comprehensive guides.
• SDK Support & Discussions: Use the Google Mobile Ads SDK Developers forum to report SDK bugs, request features, or browse technical discussions. For iOS-specific support, visit the iOS category.
• Example App Issues: To report bugs or suggest improvements specifically for the example apps in this repository, use the GitHub issue tracker.

This project provides a minimal Objective-C example demonstrating the implementation of rewarded interstitial ads in an iOS application.

Key Integration Details:

• SDK Management: The example does not bundle the Google Mobile Ads SDK directly. Instead, it is configured to use CocoaPods. You can install the necessary dependencies by using the provided Podfile in the project directory.
• Language: Objective-C.

The example includes a preconfigured ad unit ID for demonstration purposes. To use this in a production application, you must replace the placeholder ID with your own unique ad unit ID.

Steps to configure:

1. Sign in to the AdMob console.
2. Create a new Rewarded Interstitial ad unit.
3. Copy your unique Ad Unit ID.
4. Replace the existing ID in the example code with your new ID.

This project is compatible with CocoaPods and includes a Podfile. To install the necessary dependencies, including the Google Mobile Ads SDK, run the following command in your terminal. This will generate a .xcworkspace file which you should use to open and run the project.

Note: If you do not have CocoaPods installed, you must install it first following the official CocoaPods guides.

pod update