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Hi, I ma trying to integrate revenuecat to my android app. in play store console i have added all the details of the subscription and connected my revenuecat account with the play store.but in the app, ReceiveOfferingsListenerI am always getting `Offerings(current=null, all={})`Not sure if i am doing something wrong here. thanks in advance
Currently using com.revenuecat.purchases:purchases:4.2.1When a user goes to upgrade a product in the same offering, I’m using UpgradeInfo to do that. new UpgradeInfo(currentProduct,1) //1 = IMMEDIATE_WITH_TIME_PRORATIONBut the user is showing that the upgrade will start at a later date . Am I doing something wrong?
I have added Flutter SDK and its working fine for iOS I made purchases as well but for Android offering are coming as null
How does the SDK work when there is no cell or wifi? Which methods will work on device-only, and which ones need connectivity to complete? Will there be a noticeable delay to the call? (Is there a doc describing this?)The case is where you want to test for a valid iOS subscription/entitlement, but there is no network available. Does it work?
HiWe’re trying to configure a flow where user subscription is strictly bound to their account. In our mobile app we identify users by their personal accouns and provide a way to sign in / sign up and sign out directly in the app. So it’s possible to have a state when there’s no user id.We used Block restores setting (btw, thanks for this update - it’s much simpler now!) and applied the recommended way of identifying users with login/logout mehtods as described here. However with this approach when we register a new user the RevenueCat creates a subscriber with anonymous Original App User ID and then aliases the actual user id and setups App User ID field with it.While this is totally expected according to the documentation, it looks confusing in our flow where user can subscribe only with active account and thus already having actual identifier. What we’re trying to achieve is to always have users with single identifier (i.e. Original App User ID == App User ID) without aliases as we’r
Hello! How can I consume a purchase via sdk on Android? Thank you
I can't get a consumable product in the list of products, although information about subscriptions comes without problems - in Google playThe product is active, but it is not in the resulting list :(
Hello,I tried to search for a similar case - couldn’t find anything.My macOS app got rejected for the following reason, as if Revenue cat doesn’t check for the existence of a purchase receipt.We noticed that your app does not check for the existence of a purchase receipt, which can prevent in-app purchases from being correctly processed. Next StepsWe recommend implementing receipt validation to resolve this issue. At a minimum, the app will need to check for the existence of an App Store receipt and exit at launch with a status of 173 if it does not exist. See Validating Mac App Store Receipts for more information. I assume syncing purchases might solve the problem but the documentation says to use this API only for migration - https://docs.revenuecat.com/docs/migrating-existing-subscriptions. I don’t want to sync it for every install. Actually I’m not even certain it is going to check for the receipt if i call that.Best Regards,Konstantin
Hello guys, I’m currently building a landing page and in my backend I want to render a page that lists my current offering’s packages prices. But I can’t seem to get that data or find an endpoint that returns it.What am I missing? Thanks in advance!
HiI want to implement a Free 3 day Trial period before purchasing.I would like to use “FirstSeen” from purchaserInfo. Documentation means that:“ In the event that the user deletes and reinstalls the app, a new random App User ID will be generated.”But when testing and uninstalling/reinstalling… i always got the same AppUserID and the FirstSeen doesnt change - that would be fine… but the docu says other things. How is it actually? ThanksWalter
Hello we have tried both options but Trail priod is not working doPurchase = async () =>{try {await Purchases.purchaseProduct("gold_299_pf", null, Purchases.PURCHASE_TYPE.SUBS);}catch (error) {console.log(error)return}}=================doPurchase = async () =>{ console.log("testng"); try {const offerings = await Purchases.getOfferings();if (offerings.current.monthly !== null) {const currentOffering = offerings.current.monthly; const { purchaserInfo, productIdentifier } = await Purchases.purchasePackage(currentOffering); if (typeof purchaserInfo.entitlements.active[ENTITLEMENT_ID] !== 'undefined') {console.log("Purchase Success"); }}} catch (e) { if (!e.userCancelled) {Alert.alert('acquisto annullato', e.message); log output========== {"identifier": "$rc_monthly", "offeringIdentifier": "Defult", "packageType": "MONTHLY", "product": {"currency_code": "INR", "description": "Abbonamento Mensile €2,99 con rinnovo automatico", "discounts": null, "identifier": "gold_299_pf", "introPric
I noticed that when a user bought an IAP (no-consumable) on a macOS device, and then switched to a different Apple account, the new account still had access to pro features. I tried restarting the app and clicking the restore purchases button (which called `Purchases.shared.restoreTransactions`) but they didn’t help. I think the cause is Apple doesn’t refresh receipts for apps when a new account is signed in. I’m wondering if that is expected and what is the best practices to deal with that (ex should we just ignore those cases or there is a method to refresh receipt explicitly (and if that’s the case, should we invoke that method on every launch?)).
Configured an iOS app for observer mode to run alongside our existing iOS storekit implementation. After two subscription tests in Sandbox, no data appears in RC. I seem to be missing something, but have followed the docs I find regarding observer mode. I can see through device settings>app store>sandbox that the subscription test is active and my app behaves as such, so I know the sandbox transactions exist. Thanks.
So I'm using the @ionic-native/purchases plugin for setting up in-app subscriptions. The only plugin-related code I have is this.purchases.setDebugLogsEnabled(true); this.purchases.setup(environment.purchasesAPIKey, appUserID);on the app's initializing.And then in another component: this.purchases.getPurchaserInfo().then((purchaserInfo) => { console.log('purchaserInfo:', JSON.stringify(purchaserInfo)); }); this.purchases.getOfferings().then((offerings) => { console.log('offerings:', JSON.stringify(offerings)); }); this.purchases.getProducts(['product1_test']).then((products) => { console.log('products:', JSON.stringify(products)); }); console.log('appUserID:', this.purchases.getAppUserID()); All the methods return empty lists / objects, e.g.:offerings: {"all":{},"current":null} Even though the underlying request that I found in Android Studio's Profiler gives back proper offerings data:{ "current_offering_id": "default", "offerings":
Hi there.Can I edit user's “Aliases"?
