Modelos nativos no Dart
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Os modelos nativos são visualizações completas de código para seus anúncios nativos, projetadas para implementação
rápida e modificação fácil. Com modelos nativos, o plug-in oferece
layouts pré-criados para Android e iOS, e você pode personalizar o estilo dos
recursos nativos usando uma API do DART.
Este guia demonstra como usar a API do DART para estilizar as
visualizações da plataforma e renderizar o anúncio.
Pré-requisitos
- Flutter 2.4.0 ou mais recente.
Sempre usar anúncios de teste
Ao criar e testar seus apps, use anúncios de teste em vez de
anúncios de produção ativos. A maneira mais fácil de carregar anúncios de teste é usar nosso ID de bloco de anúncios de teste
dedicado para anúncios nativos:
/21775744923/example/native
Ele é configurado para retornar anúncios de teste em todas as solicitações. Então,
você pode usar esse bloco nos seus próprios apps durante a programação, o teste e
a depuração. Só não se esqueça de substituir os IDs dos blocos de anúncios pelos seus antes
de publicar o app.
Carregar o anúncio
O exemplo a seguir carrega um anúncio nativo usando o modelo nativo de
tamanho medium
:
class NativeExampleState extends State<NativeExample> {
NativeAd? nativeAd;
bool _nativeAdIsLoaded = false;
// TODO: replace this test ad unit with your own ad unit.
final _adUnitId = '/21775744923/example/native';
/// Loads a native ad.
void loadAd() {
_nativeAd = NativeAd(
adUnitId: _adUnitId,
listener: NativeAdListener(
onAdLoaded: (ad) {
debugPrint('$NativeAd loaded.');
setState(() {
_nativeAdIsLoaded = true;
});
},
onAdFailedToLoad: (ad, error) {
// Dispose the ad here to free resources.
debugPrint('$NativeAd failed to load: $error');
ad.dispose();
},
),
request: const AdManagerAdRequest(),
// Styling
nativeTemplateStyle: NativeTemplateStyle(
// Required: Choose a template.
templateType: TemplateType.medium,
// Optional: Customize the ad's style.
mainBackgroundColor: Colors.purple,
cornerRadius: 10.0,
callToActionTextStyle: NativeTemplateTextStyle(
textColor: Colors.cyan,
backgroundColor: Colors.red,
style: NativeTemplateFontStyle.monospace,
size: 16.0),
primaryTextStyle: NativeTemplateTextStyle(
textColor: Colors.red,
backgroundColor: Colors.cyan,
style: NativeTemplateFontStyle.italic,
size: 16.0),
secondaryTextStyle: NativeTemplateTextStyle(
textColor: Colors.green,
backgroundColor: Colors.black,
style: NativeTemplateFontStyle.bold,
size: 16.0),
tertiaryTextStyle: NativeTemplateTextStyle(
textColor: Colors.brown,
backgroundColor: Colors.amber,
style: NativeTemplateFontStyle.normal,
size: 16.0)))
..load();
}
}
Consulte
NativeTemplateStyle
e
NativeTemplateTextStyle
para conferir as opções de estilo disponíveis.
Personalizar anúncio
Ao personalizar um anúncio nativo usando modelos nativos, a configuração da interface do anúncio fica na classe NativeTemplateStyle
. Isso permite que você defina o estilo de um anúncio nativo
inteiro no código do DART.
Tamanhos de modelo
Há dois tipos de modelos de anúncios nativos do Flutter: TemplateType.small
e
TemplateType.medium
. O modelo pequeno é ideal para um TableView
ou
GridView
, para anúncios in-feed ou em qualquer lugar em que você precise de uma visualização de anúncio retangular estreita. O
modelo médio foi criado para ser uma visualização de página de metade a três quartos, ideal para páginas de destino ou iniciais.
Pequeno |
 Android
|
 iOS
|
Médio |
 Android
|
 iOS
|
Eventos de anúncio nativo
Para receber notificações de eventos relacionados às interações com anúncios nativos, use a
propriedade
listener
do anúncio. Em seguida, implemente
NativeAdListener
para receber callbacks de eventos de anúncio.
class NativeExampleState extends State<NativeExample> {
NativeAd? _nativeAd;
bool _nativeAdIsLoaded = false;
// TODO: replace this test ad unit with your own ad unit.
final _adUnitId = '/21775744923/example/native';
/// Loads a native ad.
void loadAd() {
_nativeAd = NativeAd(
adUnitId: _adUnitId,
listener: NativeAdListener(
onAdLoaded: (ad) {
print('$NativeAd loaded.');
setState(() {
_nativeAdIsLoaded = true;
});
},
onAdFailedToLoad: (ad, error) {
// Dispose the ad here to free resources.
print('$NativeAd failedToLoad: $error');
ad.dispose();
},
// Called when a click is recorded for a NativeAd.
onAdClicked: (ad) {},
// Called when an impression occurs on the ad.
onAdImpression: (ad) {},
// Called when an ad removes an overlay that covers the screen.
onAdClosed: (ad) {},
// Called when an ad opens an overlay that covers the screen.
onAdOpened: (ad) {},
// For iOS only. Called before dismissing a full screen view
onAdWillDismissScreen: (ad) {},
// Called when an ad receives revenue value.
onPaidEvent: (ad, valueMicros, precision, currencyCode) {},
),
request: const AdManagerAdRequest(),
// Styling
nativeTemplateStyle: NativeTemplateStyle(
// Required: Choose a template.
templateType: TemplateType.medium,
// Optional: Customize the ad's style.
mainBackgroundColor: Colors.purple,
cornerRadius: 10.0,
callToActionTextStyle: NativeTemplateTextStyle(
textColor: Colors.cyan,
backgroundColor: Colors.red,
style: NativeTemplateFontStyle.monospace,
size: 16.0),
primaryTextStyle: NativeTemplateTextStyle(
textColor: Colors.red,
backgroundColor: Colors.cyan,
style: NativeTemplateFontStyle.italic,
size: 16.0),
secondaryTextStyle: NativeTemplateTextStyle(
textColor: Colors.green,
backgroundColor: Colors.black,
style: NativeTemplateFontStyle.bold,
size: 16.0),
tertiaryTextStyle: NativeTemplateTextStyle(
textColor: Colors.brown,
backgroundColor: Colors.amber,
style: NativeTemplateFontStyle.normal,
size: 16.0)))
..load();
}
}
Anúncio de display
Para mostrar um NativeAd
como um widget, instancie um
AdWidget
com um anúncio compatível depois de chamar load()
. É possível criar o widget antes de
chamar load()
, mas load()
precisa ser chamado antes de ser adicionado à árvore de
widgets.
O AdWidget
herda a classe Widget
do Flutter e pode ser usado como qualquer outro
widget. No iOS, coloque o widget em um contêiner com uma largura e altura
especificadas. Caso contrário, seu anúncio não será exibido.
// Small template
final adContainer = ConstrainedBox(
constraints: const BoxConstraints(
minWidth: 320, // minimum recommended width
minHeight: 90, // minimum recommended height
maxWidth: 400,
maxHeight: 200,
),
child: AdWidget(ad: _nativeAd!),
);
// Medium template
final adContainer = ConstrainedBox(
constraints: const BoxConstraints(
minWidth: 320, // minimum recommended width
minHeight: 320, // minimum recommended height
maxWidth: 400,
maxHeight: 400,
),
child: AdWidget(ad: _nativeAd!),
);
Descartar o anúncio
Um
NativeAd
precisa ser descartado quando o acesso a ele não é mais necessário. De acordo com a prática recomendada,
chame dispose()
depois que o AdWidget
associado ao anúncio nativo
for removido da árvore de widgets e no callback AdListener.onAdFailedToLoad()
.
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Última atualização 2025-09-02 UTC.
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The small template is ideal for a `TableView` or\n`GridView`, for in-feed ads or anywhere you need a thin rectangular ad view. The\nmedium template is meant to be a half to three-quarters page view, which is\nideal for landing or splash pages.\n\n| Small |\n|-------------|---------|\n| **Android** | **iOS** |\n| **Android** | **iOS** |\n\nNative ad events\n\nTo be notified of events related to the native ad interactions, use the\n[`listener`](//pub.dev/documentation/google_mobile_ads/latest/google_mobile_ads/NativeAd/listener.html)\nproperty of the ad. Then, implement\n[`NativeAdListener`](//pub.dev/documentation/google_mobile_ads/latest/google_mobile_ads/NativeAdListener-class.html)\nto receive ad event callbacks. \n\n class NativeExampleState extends State\u003cNativeExample\u003e {\n NativeAd? _nativeAd;\n bool _nativeAdIsLoaded = false;\n\n // TODO: replace this test ad unit with your own ad unit.\n final _adUnitId = '/21775744923/example/native';\n\n /// Loads a native ad.\n void loadAd() {\n _nativeAd = NativeAd(\n adUnitId: _adUnitId,\n listener: NativeAdListener(\n onAdLoaded: (ad) {\n print('$NativeAd loaded.');\n setState(() {\n _nativeAdIsLoaded = true;\n });\n },\n onAdFailedToLoad: (ad, error) {\n // Dispose the ad here to free resources.\n print('$NativeAd failedToLoad: $error');\n ad.dispose();\n },\n // Called when a click is recorded for a NativeAd.\n onAdClicked: (ad) {},\n // Called when an impression occurs on the ad.\n onAdImpression: (ad) {},\n // Called when an ad removes an overlay that covers the screen.\n onAdClosed: (ad) {},\n // Called when an ad opens an overlay that covers the screen.\n onAdOpened: (ad) {},\n // For iOS only. Called before dismissing a full screen view\n onAdWillDismissScreen: (ad) {},\n // Called when an ad receives revenue value.\n onPaidEvent: (ad, valueMicros, precision, currencyCode) {},\n ),\n request: const AdManagerAdRequest(),\n // Styling\n nativeTemplateStyle: NativeTemplateStyle(\n // Required: Choose a template.\n templateType: TemplateType.medium,\n // Optional: Customize the ad's style.\n mainBackgroundColor: Colors.purple,\n cornerRadius: 10.0,\n callToActionTextStyle: NativeTemplateTextStyle(\n textColor: Colors.cyan,\n backgroundColor: Colors.red,\n style: NativeTemplateFontStyle.monospace,\n size: 16.0),\n primaryTextStyle: NativeTemplateTextStyle(\n textColor: Colors.red,\n backgroundColor: Colors.cyan,\n style: NativeTemplateFontStyle.italic,\n size: 16.0),\n secondaryTextStyle: NativeTemplateTextStyle(\n textColor: Colors.green,\n backgroundColor: Colors.black,\n style: NativeTemplateFontStyle.bold,\n size: 16.0),\n tertiaryTextStyle: NativeTemplateTextStyle(\n textColor: Colors.brown,\n backgroundColor: Colors.amber,\n style: NativeTemplateFontStyle.normal,\n size: 16.0)))\n ..load();\n }\n }\n\nDisplay ad\n\nTo display a `NativeAd` as a widget, you must instantiate an\n[`AdWidget`](//pub.dev/documentation/google_mobile_ads/latest/google_mobile_ads/AdWidget-class.html)\nwith a supported ad after calling `load()`. You can create the widget before\ncalling `load()`, but `load()` must be called before adding it to the widget\ntree.\n\n`AdWidget` inherits from Flutter's `Widget` class and can be used like any other\nwidget. On iOS, make sure you place the widget in a container with a specified\nwidth and height. Otherwise, your ad may not be displayed. \n\n // Small template\n final adContainer = ConstrainedBox(\n constraints: const BoxConstraints(\n minWidth: 320, // minimum recommended width\n minHeight: 90, // minimum recommended height\n maxWidth: 400,\n maxHeight: 200,\n ),\n child: AdWidget(ad: _nativeAd!),\n );\n\n // Medium template\n final adContainer = ConstrainedBox(\n constraints: const BoxConstraints(\n minWidth: 320, // minimum recommended width\n minHeight: 320, // minimum recommended height\n maxWidth: 400,\n maxHeight: 400,\n ),\n child: AdWidget(ad: _nativeAd!),\n );\n\nDispose ad\n\nA\n[`NativeAd`](//pub.dev/documentation/google_mobile_ads/latest/google_mobile_ads/NativeAd-class.html)\nmust be disposed of when access to it is no longer needed. The best practice for\nwhen to call `dispose()` is after the `AdWidget` associated with the native ad\nis removed from the widget tree and in the `AdListener.onAdFailedToLoad()`\ncallback."]]