This repo contains two file: example.html - a sample implementation page optimera-rtk.js - the javascript resource you will want to include on your site.
The RTKOptimeraLoader will load the necessary optimera resources
within a respected timeout settings and fire the OptimeraReady event
when either optimera targetting has been set for RTK or the timeout has
reached (whichever comes sooner);
The following parameters are requried in the function:
scoreFileURL (string) : The optimera score file javascript URL
opsFileURL (string) : The optimera ops file javascript URL
oDv : The optimera div configuration mapping
oVa : The initial "null" score array
timeout : The time in miliseconds that we want to wait
for optimera
When using the RTKOptimeraLoader, You can subscribe to this event listener to know when either 1. optimer timed out or 2. optimera returned and RTK targetting keys have been set look in e.detail.timedout for true/false
Example:
document.addEventListener('OptimeraReady', function (e) {
if (e.detail.timedout) {
console.log("Optimera is ready, but we didn't get the score
file in time")
} else {
console.log("Optimera is ready and score file received within
our timeout")
}
}, false);
The optimera-rtk.js file implements a singleton RTKOptimeraLoader for publishers that need to use Optimera with RTK's Aardvark header bidding adapter.
<script>
// Location to client specific optimera score file
var optimeraScoreFile = 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/elasticbeanstalk-us-east-1-397719490216/json/RtkIntegration.html.js';
//Set Optimera Client ID, then ad divs on page
var oDv = ["0", "div-0", "div-1", "div-2"];
//Set inbound score array to NULL incase scorefile does not return
var oVa = { "div-0": ["NULL"], "div-1": ["NULL"], "div-2": ["NULL"] };
/* Call The RTKOptimeraLoader.load function passing in the above values
in addition to a desired timeout in miliseconds */
RTKOptimeraLoader.load(optimeraScoreFile, null, oDv, oVa, 2000);
<script>