React Native Rate App

A powerful and easy-to-use library for implementing in-app ratings in React Native applications.

Features

- 🚀 Easy integration with React Native projects
- 🔄 Cross-platform support (iOS and Android)
- 📱 Supports Android 5+ (API level 21+) and iOS 14+
- 🏗️ Supports the new architecture for React Native
- 🛒 Supports multiple app stores:
- Google Play Store
- Samsung Galaxy Store
- Huawei AppGallery
- Apple App Store (iOS)

Installation

``sh
yarn add react-native-rate-app
`
or
`sh
npm install react-native-rate-app
`

Compatibility

- React Native <0.76, use version 1.2.2 or below
- React Native >=0.76, use version 1.2.3 or later

Expo

For Expo projects, you can use the Expo plugin in app.json

`json
"plugins": [
"react-native-rate-app"
],
`

Bare RN

$3

To use the in-app review functionality on iOS, you need to add the StoreKit framework to your project and update your Info.plist file.

#### Adding the StoreKit Framework

1. Open your project in Xcode.
2. Select your project in the Project Navigator.
3. Select your app target.
4. Go to the "Build Phases" tab.
5. Expand the "Link Binary With Libraries" section.
6. Click the "+" button and add StoreKit.framework.

#### Updating Info.plist

To allow your app to open the App Store and handle the in-app review functionality, you need to add the LSApplicationQueriesSchemes key to your Info.plist file.

1. Open your Info.plist file.
2. Add itms-apps string

Example:
`xml
LSApplicationQueriesSchemes

itms-apps

`

API Reference

This library will throw an error if something goes wrong during the execution of its methods. Make sure to handle these errors appropriately in your application.

$3

Requests a review from the user using the native in-app review dialog.

#### Parameters

- options (optional): An object containing the following properties:
- androidMarket (optional): The market where the app's review request should be directed on Android. Defaults to AndroidMarket.GOOGLE. Supported values are:
- AndroidMarket.GOOGLE: Google Play Store
- AndroidMarket.SAMSUNG: Samsung Galaxy Store
- AndroidMarket.HUAWEI: Huawei AppGallery
- androidPackageName (optional): The package name of the app to request a review for on Samsung Galaxy Store.

#### Example

`javascript
const result = await RateApp.requestReview();
console.log(result); // true if successful, false otherwise
`

$3

Please note that the in-app rating functionality for Huawei AppGallery and Samsung Galaxy Store has not been thoroughly tested. While the implementation follows the respective guidelines, we recommend conducting your own tests to ensure compatibility and functionality within your application environment.

#### Huawei AppGallery Requirements

To enable in-app reviews for the Huawei AppGallery, ensure that your app is correctly configured with Huawei Mobile Services (HMS). This functionality leverages Huawei In-App Comments mechanism.

#### Samsung Galaxy Store Requirements

To enable in-app reviews for the Samsung Galaxy Store, ensure that your app is correctly configured. You must provide the androidPackageName specific to the Samsung Galaxy Store. This functionality leverages the Galaxy Store Broadcast mechanism.

$3

- Quotas: In-app reviews are subject to rate limits set by the operating system. This means the review dialog might not always appear to the user, depending on how often it has been requested previously. Note that requestReview will return true even if the rate limits have been reached. For more information, please refer to the official documentation from Apple and Google.
- Development Mode: The in-app review dialog is always displayed in development mode, regardless of rate limits. This is useful for testing purposes.
- Best Practices: According to operating system guidelines, it is recommended to request a review during a natural flow in your app, rather than from a button. For example, you might request a review after a user has completed a task or achieved a milestone within your app.

Apple Documentation iOS 14+

Apple Documentation iOS 16+

Google Documentation

Below iOS 16 library is using the deprecated SKStoreReviewController and on iOS 16+ it uses the new RequestReviewAction API. Both implementations provide the same functionality and user experience.

$3

Opens the app store page for the app, allowing the user to leave a review.

`javascript
const result = await RateApp.openStoreForReview({
iOSAppId: "your-ios-app-id", // Required on iOS, macOS
androidPackageName: "your.android.package.name", // Required on Android
androidMarket: AndroidMarket.GOOGLE, // Optional, defaults to GOOGLE
});
console.log(result); // true if successful, false otherwise
`

$3

The androidMarket option in RateApp.openStoreForReview supports the following markets:

- AndroidMarket.GOOGLE: Google Play Store
- AndroidMarket.AMAZON: Amazon Appstore
- AndroidMarket.SAMSUNG: Samsung Galaxy Store
- AndroidMarket.HUAWEI: Huawei AppGallery

$3

You need to add the LSApplicationQueriesSchemes key to your Info.plist file to allow your app to open the App Store.

1. Open your Info.plist` file.
2. Add the following entry:

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please see our Contributing Guide for more details.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Support

If you like this project, please consider supporting it by giving it a ⭐️ on GitHub!

Acknowledgements

- create-react-native-library for the initial project setup