There is a way to know if the subscription has expired without doing an operation like Purchases.getPurchaserInfo ()
I understand that Purchases.addPurchaserInfoUpdateListener detects when a purchase is made, or whatever but not when a subscription expires.
I use Flutter.
If you have any advice on how to do it I would be grateful.
Thanks
Best answer by cody
Hey
We’ll never push data to a client, so we’ll only call that listener when PurchaserInfo has been updated from a client operation (a purchase, restore, `getPurchaserInfo`, etc.). We recommend calling getPurchaserInfo as often as you need as we will handling caching this as needed in our SDK. As
You can manually check the expiration date of a subscription via an entitlement in PurchaserInfo if you are unable to refresh PurchaserInfo.
From reading https://docs.revenuecat.com/docs/purchaserinfo#listening-for-purchaser-info-updates, my understanding is that the listener would indeed trigger when a subscription is expired - at least if the PurchaserInfo object is changed as a result of that.
+8Hey
We’ll never push data to a client, so we’ll only call that listener when PurchaserInfo has been updated from a client operation (a purchase, restore, `getPurchaserInfo`, etc.). We recommend calling getPurchaserInfo as often as you need as we will handling caching this as needed in our SDK. As
You can manually check the expiration date of a subscription via an entitlement in PurchaserInfo if you are unable to refresh PurchaserInfo.
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