feat(MSDK-4525): add controllerId to React Native bridge options - #239
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Mirrors the native mobile-sdk's new UsercentricsOptions.controllerId field (String?), letting Advanced-tier customers inject a previously-issued controllerID at SDK init to preserve identity across login/logout flows that clear local consent storage. - TypeScript: add optional controllerId to UsercentricsOptions model with doc comment mirroring native semantics - Android: forward controllerId from the JS options map into the native UsercentricsOptions in usercentricsOptionsFromMap() - iOS: forward controllerId from the options dictionary into the native UsercentricsOptions in UsercentricsOptions+Dict.swift - Tests: extend JS, Android instrumentation, and iOS XCTest coverage to assert controllerId round-trips through each bridge Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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participant JavaScript as Usercentrics.configure
participant Android as UserOptionsExtensions
participant IOS as UsercentricsOptions.initialize(from:)
participant SDK as UsercentricsOptions
JavaScript->>Android: pass controllerId in options map
Android->>SDK: assign options.controllerId
JavaScript->>IOS: pass controllerId in options dictionary
IOS->>SDK: assign options.controllerId
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PR Summary: Add controllerId to React Native bridge options so callers can pass a pre-generated controller identifier into SDK initialization.
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PR Summary by QodoAdd controllerId support to React Native UsercentricsOptions bridge
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| /** | ||
| * Optional controllerId to inject at SDK initialisation. | ||
| * | ||
| * Use this to preserve user identity across login/logout flows that clear local consent | ||
| * storage. Store the controllerId (via `Usercentrics.getControllerId()`) server-side after | ||
| * the first successful init, then pass it here on every subsequent login. The SDK will skip | ||
| * generating a new ID and use this value instead. It is persisted to local storage, so | ||
| * subsequent re-initialisations without this option continue to use it. | ||
| * | ||
| * The value must be a 64-character lowercase hexadecimal string (the format produced | ||
| * internally by the SDK). Invalid values are ignored with a warning log and the SDK falls | ||
| * back to its normal ID resolution (stored → generated). |
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Suggestion: The public contract now states that every controller ID must be a 64-character lowercase hexadecimal value, but this repository already exposes controller IDs with a different format, including the mixed-case 40-character value in the existing user-session fixture. Consumers restoring an existing ID obtained from getControllerId() may therefore be told that a legitimate persisted identifier is invalid, and the new initialization flow may fail to preserve identity for those sessions. Document the actual native SDK contract for IDs supported by this bridge, or validate/normalize consistently across both platforms before forwarding the value. [docstring mismatch]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ⚠️ Persisted session fixture uses mixed-case 40-character IDs.
- ⚠️ Login restoration documentation may reject legitimate identities.
- ❌ Incorrect IDs can prevent cross-login identity preservation.
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*Docstring Mismatch: The public contract now states that every controller ID must be a 64-character lowercase hexadecimal value, but this repository already exposes controller IDs with a different format, including the mixed-case 40-character value in the existing user-session fixture. Consumers restoring an existing ID obtained from `getControllerId()` may therefore be told that a legitimate persisted identifier is invalid, and the new initialization flow may fail to preserve identity for those sessions. Document the actual native SDK contract for IDs supported by this bridge, or validate/normalize consistently across both platforms before forwarding the value.
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| /** | ||
| * Optional controllerId to inject at SDK initialisation. | ||
| * | ||
| * Use this to preserve user identity across login/logout flows that clear local consent | ||
| * storage. Store the controllerId (via `Usercentrics.getControllerId()`) server-side after | ||
| * the first successful init, then pass it here on every subsequent login. The SDK will skip | ||
| * generating a new ID and use this value instead. It is persisted to local storage, so | ||
| * subsequent re-initialisations without this option continue to use it. | ||
| * | ||
| * The value must be a 64-character lowercase hexadecimal string (the format produced | ||
| * internally by the SDK). Invalid values are ignored with a warning log and the SDK falls | ||
| * back to its normal ID resolution (stored → generated). | ||
| */ | ||
| controllerId?: string; |
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[VALIDATION] The docstring documents that controllerId must be a 64-character lowercase hex string, but there is no client-side validation in the JS/TS layer. Please add a light validation (regex) in the constructor or where the options are serialized to the native bridge and either: 1) reject/throw for obviously invalid values; or 2) log a clear warning and drop the invalid value before sending to native. Also add a unit test that passes an invalid controllerId (wrong length / invalid characters) and asserts it is not forwarded to the native module (or that a warning is emitted). This provides faster feedback to integrators instead of relying only on the native SDK to ignore invalid values.
export class UsercentricsOptions {
// ...existing fields...
/**
* Optional controllerId to inject at SDK initialisation.
*
* The value must be a 64-character lowercase hexadecimal string (the format produced
* internally by the SDK). Invalid values are ignored with a warning log and the SDK falls
* back to its normal ID resolution (stored → generated).
*/
controllerId?: string;
private static readonly CONTROLLER_ID_REGEX = /^[0-9a-f]{64}$/;
constructor({
settingsId = "",
ruleSetId = "",
defaultLanguage = undefined,
loggerLevel = undefined,
timeoutMillis = undefined,
version = undefined,
networkMode = undefined,
consentMediation = undefined,
initTimeoutMillis = undefined,
controllerId = undefined,
bannerCustomization = undefined,
}: {
settingsId?: string;
ruleSetId?: string;
defaultLanguage?: string;
loggerLevel?: UsercentricsLoggerLevel;
timeoutMillis?: number;
version?: string;
networkMode?: NetworkMode;
consentMediation?: Boolean;
initTimeoutMillis?: number;
controllerId?: string;
bannerCustomization?: BannerInitCustomization;
}) {
this.settingsId = settingsId;
this.ruleSetId = ruleSetId;
this.defaultLanguage = defaultLanguage;
this.loggerLevel = loggerLevel;
this.timeoutMillis = timeoutMillis;
this.version = version;
this.networkMode = networkMode;
this.consentMediation = consentMediation;
this.initTimeoutMillis = initTimeoutMillis;
if (controllerId == null) {
this.controllerId = undefined;
} else if (UsercentricsOptions.CONTROLLER_ID_REGEX.test(controllerId)) {
this.controllerId = controllerId;
} else {
// eslint-disable-next-line no-console
console.warn(
"[UsercentricsOptions] Ignoring invalid controllerId. Expected 64-char lowercase hex string."
);
this.controllerId = undefined;
}
this.bannerCustomization = bannerCustomization;
}
}
// And in src/__tests__/index.test.ts add something like:
test('controllerId invalid format is dropped and warns', () => {
const warnSpy = jest.spyOn(console, 'warn').mockImplementation(() => {});
const options = new UsercentricsOptions({
settingsId: 'abc',
ruleSetId: 'qwer',
// invalid: too short and contains non-hex character
controllerId: 'XYZ',
});
expect(options.controllerId).toBeUndefined();
expect(warnSpy).toHaveBeenCalledWith(
'[UsercentricsOptions] Ignoring invalid controllerId. Expected 64-char lowercase hex string.'
);
warnSpy.mockRestore();
});
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Reviewed up to commit:44ab576ebc98e421a16d830e7bece11b4c8e6d78 Additional SuggestionOthers- PR notes mention sample/ios/sampleTests/Mock/UsercentricsOptions+Mock.swift was intentionally not updated. For consistency and to avoid test drift, consider updating that mock to include controllerId (and any other fields added recently). This will make sample tests and local test runs reflect the real round-trips and avoid confusing missing-field failures when someone updates the mocks later.// sample/ios/sampleTests/Mock/UsercentricsOptions+Mock.swift
import Foundation
import Usercentrics
extension UsercentricsOptions {
static func mock(
settingsId: String = "123",
ruleSetId: String = "qwer",
defaultLanguage: String? = "pt",
loggerLevel: UsercentricsLoggerLevel = .debug,
timeoutMillis: Int64 = 1000,
version: String? = "1.2.3",
networkMode: NetworkMode = .eu,
initTimeoutMillis: Int64 = 1500,
controllerId: String? = String(repeating: "a", count: 64)
) -> UsercentricsOptions {
let options = UsercentricsOptions()
options.settingsId = settingsId
options.ruleSetId = ruleSetId
options.defaultLanguage = defaultLanguage
options.loggerLevel = loggerLevel
options.timeoutMillis = timeoutMillis
options.version = version
options.networkMode = networkMode
options.initTimeoutMillis = initTimeoutMillis
options.controllerId = controllerId
return options
}
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src/__tests__/index.test.ts (1)
92-105: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winFormat the added test with the repository Prettier rules.
The new lines use double-quoted strings and semicolons. Use single quotes and remove semicolons before merge.
Proposed formatting fix
- const controllerId = "a".repeat(64); + const controllerId = 'a'.repeat(64) const options = new UsercentricsOptions({ - settingsId: "abc", - ruleSetId: "qwer", + settingsId: 'abc', + ruleSetId: 'qwer', controllerId - }); + }) - Usercentrics.configure(options); + Usercentrics.configure(options) const calls = RNUsercentricsModule.configure.mock.calls; const call = calls[calls.length - 1][0]; - expect(call).toBe(options); - expect(call.controllerId).toBe(controllerId); + expect(call).toBe(options) + expect(call.controllerId).toBe(controllerId)As per coding guidelines, TypeScript files must use Prettier with single quotes and no semicolons.
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`@android/src/main/java/com/usercentrics/reactnative/extensions/UserOptionsExtensions.kt`:
- Around line 59-62: Remove the unsupported controllerId assignments from
UserOptionsExtensions and UsercentricsOptions+Dict; use
restoreUserSession(controllerId:) for session restoration instead. Apply the
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android/src/main/java/com/usercentrics/reactnative/extensions/UserOptionsExtensions.kt
lines 59-62 and ios/Extensions/UsercentricsOptions+Dict.swift lines 44-47.
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- Around line 92-105: Format testConfigureBridgeWithControllerId according to
the repository Prettier rules: use single-quoted strings and remove semicolons,
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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set -e
printf '%s\n' '--- Android mapping ---'
sed -n '1,110p' android/src/main/java/com/usercentrics/reactnative/extensions/UserOptionsExtensions.kt
printf '%s\n' '--- iOS mapping ---'
sed -n '1,90p' ios/Extensions/UsercentricsOptions+Dict.swift
printf '%s\n' '--- Native dependency declarations ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- iOS podspec ---'
sed -n '1,180p' react-native-usercentrics.podspec
printf '%s\n' '--- Sample iOS lockfile Usercentrics entries ---'
rg -n -C 3 'Usercentrics|usercentrics' sample/ios/Podfile sample/ios/Podfile.lock
printf '%s\n' '--- Repository references to controllerId and SDK versions ---'
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Usercentrics Android SDK 2.30.0 UsercentricsOptions controllerId
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In the Usercentrics Android SDK, the controllerId is a unique identifier generated by Usercentrics to track a specific user's consent history [1][2]. While you can access the current controllerId via the SDK settings after initialization [3][4], it is not a parameter configured directly within UsercentricsOptions [1]. UsercentricsOptions is used during SDK initialization to define global configuration settings, such as the settingsId, default language, and other initialization parameters [1][5]. The controllerId is not passed into UsercentricsOptions to initialize the SDK; rather, it is handled through specific session management methods [3][4]. To utilize a controllerId for cross-device or session persistence, you have two primary methods: 1. Restore Session (Recommended): Use the restoreUserSession method after initializing the SDK to load a user's existing consent history by passing the controllerId [2][3][4]. 2. Retrieve Current ID: After the SDK is initialized, you can retrieve the currently active controllerId from the settings object using usercentrics.getSettings.controllerId [3][4]. SDK version 2.30.0, released in August 2026, continues to support these established patterns for session and consent management [6][7]. If you need to reset the user's session (e.g., upon logout), you can call clearUserSession, which will cause a new controllerId to be generated upon the next initialization [3][8].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.usercentrics.com/cmp_in_app_sdk/latest/api/usercentrics-core/
- 2: https://docs.usercentrics.com/cmp_in_app_sdk/latest/features/restore-user-sessions/
- 3: https://docs.usercentrics.com/cmp_in_app_sdk/latest/predefined_ui/manage-user-sessions/
- 4: https://docs.usercentrics.com/cmp_in_app_sdk/latest/custom_ui/common-functions/
- 5: https://docs.usercentrics.com/cmp_in_app_sdk/latest/integration/intro-collect/
- 6: https://github.com/Usercentrics/flutter-sdk/releases
- 7: https://central.sonatype.com/artifact/com.usercentrics.sdk/usercentrics-ui/2.30.0
- 8: https://support.usercentrics.com/hc/en-us/articles/14577442285596-Mobile-SDK-Frequently-Asked-Questions
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Usercentrics iOS SDK 2.30.0 UsercentricsOptions controllerId
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In the current Usercentrics Apps SDK (v2), the controllerId is not a property of the UsercentricsOptions class [1]. The UsercentricsOptions class is primarily used for SDK initialization and configuration, accepting parameters such as settingsID, defaultLanguage, version, timeoutMillis, loggerLevel, rulesetId, and consentMediation [1]. To manage or restore a user's consent session via the controllerId, you should follow these patterns: 1. Retrieval: You can obtain the current controllerId after initialization by calling UsercentricsCore.shared.getControllerId [2][1]. 2. Restoration: To restore a user's session (e.g., across platforms), you use the dedicated restoreUserSession method rather than passing the ID through initial configuration options [2][1]: UsercentricsCore.shared.restoreUserSession(controllerId: controllerId) { status in // Handle restored consent status } onFailure: { error in // Handle error } If you are referencing legacy SDK documentation or migration guides, note that passing a controllerId during initialization was a pattern in earlier versions, but it has been replaced by the explicit restoreUserSession workflow in the modern v2+ SDK architecture [3][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.usercentrics.com/cmp_in_app_sdk/latest/api/usercentrics-core/
- 2: https://docs.usercentrics.com/cmp_in_app_sdk/latest/features/restore-user-sessions/
- 3: https://docs.usercentrics.com/cmp_in_app_sdk/latest/getting_started/migration_guide/
Remove the unsupported controllerId assignments.
UsercentricsOptions in the resolved v2 Android and iOS SDKs does not declare controllerId. The assignments in both adapters can therefore fail compilation. Use restoreUserSession(controllerId:) for session restoration instead.
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android/src/main/java/com/usercentrics/reactnative/extensions/UserOptionsExtensions.kt#L59-L62(this comment)ios/Extensions/UsercentricsOptions+Dict.swift#L44-L47
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In
`@android/src/main/java/com/usercentrics/reactnative/extensions/UserOptionsExtensions.kt`
around lines 59 - 62, Remove the unsupported controllerId assignments from
UserOptionsExtensions and UsercentricsOptions+Dict; use
restoreUserSession(controllerId:) for session restoration instead. Apply the
change at
android/src/main/java/com/usercentrics/reactnative/extensions/UserOptionsExtensions.kt
lines 59-62 and ios/Extensions/UsercentricsOptions+Dict.swift lines 44-47.
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1. Misleading controllerId format
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1. Misleading controllerid format 🐞 Bug ⚙ Maintainability
UsercentricsOptions.controllerId’s doc comment claims the value must be a 64-character lowercase hex string, but this repo already contains controllerId examples that are not 64 chars and include uppercase characters, so consumers may incorrectly reject/transform real IDs and break identity preservation flows.
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### Issue description
The newly-added JSDoc for `UsercentricsOptions.controllerId` hard-codes a strict format (64-char lowercase hex). The repo itself already uses controllerId examples that do not match that constraint, so the doc risks misleading SDK consumers into rejecting or mutating legitimate controller IDs.
### Issue Context
This is a public API surface comment in the React Native SDK; it will be surfaced to TS users.
### Fix Focus Areas
- src/models/UsercentricsOptions.tsx[22-24]
- android/src/androidTest/java/com/usercentrics/reactnative/mock/GetUserSessionDataMock.kt[20-22]
### What to change
- Update the `controllerId` doc to treat the value as an opaque identifier obtained from `Usercentrics.getControllerId()` (and optionally mention that format may vary by SDK version), instead of asserting a strict 64-char lowercase hex format.
- Alternatively (if the strict format is truly guaranteed), update repo mocks/examples to match the guaranteed format so the codebase is consistent.
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Heads up — CI Android/iOS build/test jobs are expected to fail (not a bug in this PR). This bridge compiles This isn't fixable by editing this PR further — it needs, in order:
Leaving this PR open as-is per team decision — CI will go green once the native SDK release lands and the version pin is bumped. Please don't merge before that. 🤖 Generated with Claude Code |
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Summary
Follow-up to MSDK-4525 — adds an optional
controllerIdfield to the React Native bridge'sUsercentricsOptions, mirroring the native mobile-sdk's newUsercentricsOptions.controllerId(landed in mobile-sdk PR #2440).This lets Advanced-tier customers inject a previously-issued controllerID at SDK init to preserve identity across login/logout flows that clear local consent storage (shared-device / GDPR DSR compliance scenario).
Changes
src/models/UsercentricsOptions.tsx): added optionalcontrollerId?: stringwith a doc comment mirroring native semantics.android/.../extensions/UserOptionsExtensions.kt): forwardscontrollerIdfrom the JS options map into the nativeUsercentricsOptions.ios/Extensions/UsercentricsOptions+Dict.swift): forwardscontrollerIdfrom the options dictionary into the nativeUsercentricsOptions.controllerIdround-trips through each bridge layer.Note:
masteris the repo's integration branch — there is nodevelopbranch here.Validation
npm test(jest src/__tests__/index.test.ts) — 35/35 passing.npx tsc -p . --noEmit— clean.Open items for reviewer
sample/ios/sampleTests/Mock/UsercentricsOptions+Mock.swift's shared mock helpers were not updated withcontrollerId— they're not exhaustive for other fields either, so it was left out to avoid unrelated ripple into other iOS bridge tests. Worth adding there too for full consistency if desired.controllerId— this bridge code is correct but inert until the native mobile-sdk release with the field is consumed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Preserve Usercentrics identity across React Native login and logout flows
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✅ Consistent user identity after local consent data is cleared✅ Fewer new controller IDs across login sessions✅ Controller ID support on both Android and iOS💡 Usage Guide
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