addCustomerInfoUpdateListener not working on React Native Android

Hi,

We have an example app with some more context on how to implement this: https://github.com/RevenueCat/react-native-purchases/blob/e0128b4254d5c5f7e399b8c85fad1495a3ea08db/examples/MagicWeather/src/screens/UserScreen/index.js#L35

I’d suggest taking a look at that and seeing if it matches your implementation.

The only thing I can think of now is to have a 5 minute setTimeout() in my app but that seems far from ideal.. :/

Yeah, don’t do that

Thanks. 

I’m working with React Native Android and trying something like this now based on the example you linked to:
 

const getRevCatUserDetails = async () => {

    const customerInfo = await Purchases.getCustomerInfo();

    modifyPaidStatus(customerInfo.activeSubscriptions.length > 0);

  };



  useEffect(() => {

    getRevCatUserDetails();

  }, []);



  useEffect(() => {

    Purchases.addCustomerInfoUpdateListener(getRevCatUserDetails);

    return () => {

      Purchases.removeCustomerInfoUpdateListener(getRevCatUserDetails);

    };

  });

Now, if I activate the subscription, see it’s active, then wait 5 minutes or more and click on some button to trigger the check like this:

const handleOnClickItem = async (item: Item) => {
    await getRevCatUserDetails();
    await getRevCatUserDetails(); //twice on purpose to check if status is really no active

    //do stuff with item and trigger other functionality in the code, async
}

The subscription still active, and only resets later..
I’m not sure I understand why even after calling the method twice in a row, awaiting it regardless of listeners it should update the status, but the status does not change.. 

I must add that right after the handleOnClickItem() function ends execution, the status DOES update. So I think it’s a delay of some sort from the servers..? Dunno, this behavior seems strange.

Adding that even if I try something like this:

await Purchases.getCustomerInfo();
await Purchases.syncPurchases();

Purchases.getCustomerInfo().then((info) => {
    modifyPaidStatus(info.activeSubscriptions.length > 0);
});

it still doesn’t update correctly...