How to Get Midscroll Ads to Display in an iOS Native App

1. Embed the Ad in a SwiftUI View:
      - Create a new SwiftUI view that will contain the ad.
      - Position the ad using a "fixed" position on the screen by displacing it with the y-offset of the scroll view.
2. Add a UIViewRepresentable View:
      - Within your SwiftUI view, add another view using UIViewRepresentable.
      - This view will encapsulate the Google ad and provide the necessary bridging between SwiftUI and UIKit.
3. Resize the View:
      - In the UIViewRepresentable view, resize the view based on the device dimensions.
      - Set the width of the view to match the device's width, and adjust the height according to the agreed-upon dimensions.
      - Utilize the Ad-framework's resize method to resize the view accordingly.
4. Load the Ad and Find the WKWebView:
      - When the ad loads, recursively search for the WKWebView within the Google ad view.
      - Check the document.readyState property of the web view.
      - If the ready state is not "complete," wait for a short timeout and check again.
5. Set Adnami Parameters:
      - Once the ready state is "complete," set the desired parameters for Adnami in the ad.
      - Use the web view's evaluateJavaScript method to execute the necessary JavaScript code.
      - Set the adnm.renderMode to 'BANNER' and adnm.appName to your identifier.
      - Handle the result and error, if any.
6. Ad Displayed:
      - Following these steps, the ad should be successfully displayed in your iOS native app using midscroll functionality.

webview.evaluateJavaScript("var adnm = adnm || {};adnm.renderMode = 'BANNER';adnm.appName = \"https://[YOUR APP IDENTIFIER DOMAIN]\";") 
{ 
// Check result, error in
// Ad done
}