app_review_helper 0.9.4

This plugin will make it easier for you to use in-app review with minimal conditions.

App Review Helper

This plugin will make it easier for you to use in-app review with minimal conditions.

Introduction

Usage

This method will do nothing if the current platform is other than Android and iOS.

final appReviewHelper = AppReviewHelper.instance;
appReviewHelper.initial(
    /// [Optional] Show a dialog to ask the user about their feeling before the review. 
    /// If the user is not satisfied with the first dialog, the second dialog will be 
    /// shown (if `opinionFeedback` is set) to ask the user's opinion to make the app better. 
    ///
    /// Use `AdaptiveReviewDialog` to adapt with `ios` and `macos` specific UI.
    reviewDialog: DefaultReviewDialog(
        context: context,
        satisfactionText: 'How do you feel about this app?',
        satisfactionLikeText: 'Like',
        satisfactionLikeIcon: const Icon(Icons.thumb_up),
        satisfactionDislikeText: 'Dislike',
        satisfactionDislikeTextColor: Colors.grey,
        // Should be the same color with `satisfactionDislikeText`.
        satisfactionDislikeIcon: const Icon(Icons.thumb_down, color: Colors.grey),
        opinionText: 'Please let us know what we can do to improve this app',
        opinionSubmitButtonText: 'Submit',
        opinionCancelButtonText: 'Cancel',
        opinionAnonymousText: 'Completely anonymous',
        opinionFeedback: (opinion) {
          print(opinion);
      },
    ),

    /// Min days
    minDays: 3,

    /// If you add this line in your main(), it's same as app opening count
    minCallThisFunction: 3,

    /// If the current version is satisfied with this than not showing the request
    /// this value use plugin `satisfied_version` to compare.
    noRequestVersions: ['<=1.0.0', '3.0.0', '>4.0.0'],

    /// Control which versions allow reminding if `keepRemind` is false
    remindedVersions: ['2.0.0', '3.0.0'],

    /// If true, it'll keep asking for the review on each new version (and satisfy with all the above conditions).
    /// If false, it only requests for the first time the conditions are satisfied.
    keepRemind: true,

    /// Request with delayed duaration
    duration: const Duration(seconds: 1),
    
    /// Print debug log
    isDebug: false,
);

There are a few built-in dialogs:

• [DefaultReviewDialog] is a default one with thumbUp and thumbDown icon.
• [AdaptiveReviewDialog] use the adaptive dialog (show the dialog based on whether the target platform) with thumbUp and thumbDown icon.
• [FriendlyReviewDialog] is based on the DefaultReviewDialog with smile and frown face icon.
• [FriendlyAdaptiveReviewDialog] is based on the AdaptiveReviewDialog with smile and frown face icon.

You can create your own dialog by implementing ReviewDialog:

class CustomReviewDialog implements ReviewDialog {
  CustomReviewDialog();
  /// This dialog will be shown to ask for users' satisfaction with the app,
  /// when `true` is returned, the in-app request will be shown, otherwise
  /// the [opinion] dialog will be shown.
  @override
  FutureOr<bool> satisfaction() => throw UnimplementedError();

  /// This dialog will be shown when the user isn't satisfied with the app
  /// (which means the [satisfaction] dialog returns `false`). You can write
  /// your logic to send user's feedback to your server.
  @override
  FutureOr<void> opinion() => throw UnimplementedError();
}

Return values:

/// This platform is not supported
ReviewState.unSupportedPlatform

/// Cannot request an in app review at this time
ReviewState.unavailable

///The review has been requested and the `keepRemind` was disabled
ReviewState.keepRemindDisabled

/// This version is satisfied with `noRequestVersions` => Don't request
ReviewState.noRequestVersion

/// Completed request review
ReviewState.completed

/// AppReview.requestReview is called but in debug mode!
ReviewState.compeletedInDebugMode

/// Don\'t satisfy with minCalls and minDays condition
ReviewState.dontSatisfyWithMinCallsAndDays

/// Don't satisfy with minCalls condition
ReviewState.dontSatisfyWithMinCalls

/// Don't satisfy with minDays condition
ReviewState.dontSatisfyWithMinDays

Use this function if you want to open the store. This function will try to open the fallbackUrl if the current platform is not Android or iOS.

appReviewHelper.openStore();