In API 2.0 configuration of the SDK is done using preferences and it is not tied to the setup.
API key
Pre API 2.0
Smartlook.setupAndStartRecording("YOUR_API_KEY");
API 2.0
Smartlook.instance.preferences.setProjectKey("your-unique-project-key");
Frame rate
Pre API 2.0
The Smartlook React Native SDK v1.x did not provide any controls over the SDK's recording frame rate.
API 2.0
Smartlook.instance.preferences.setFrameRate(2);
const frameRate = await Smartlook.instance.preferences.getFrameRate();
Rendering mode
Pre API 2.0
Smartlook.setRenderingMode(renderingMode: Smartlook.RenderingMode)
API 2.0
Smartlook.instance.state.setRenderingMode(renderingMode: SmartlookRenderingMode);
Experimental flag
Pre API 2.0
The Smartlook React Native SDK v1.x did not provide any experimental flag controls.
API 2.0
Experimental flag was renamed to Surface recording on Android so it better describes its functionality. That is to enable the recording of TextureView and SurfaceView.
Smartlook.instance.preferences.setSurfaceCaptureEnabled(true);
const isSurfaceRecordingEnabled = await Smartlook.instance.state.getSurfaceCaptureEnabled();
Adaptive frame rate
Pre API 2.0
The Smartlook React Native SDK v1.x did not provide any adaptive frame rate controls.
API 2.0
Smartlook.instance.preferences.setAdaptiveFrameRateEnabled(true|false);
const isSurfaceRecordingEnabled = await Smartlook.instance.state.getSurfaceCaptureEnabled();
Event tracking modes
Pre API 2.0
Smartlook.setEventTrackingMode(eventTrackingMode: EventTrackingMode);
Smartlook.setEventTrackingModes(eventTrackingModes: Array<EventTrackingMode>);
API 2.0
Event tracking is no longer represented as a list of modes. They are rewritten with an easy-to-use API documented here.