InApp Review Extension

[sonumohammad333 (Sonu Mohammad)]

The error says that some method was not found.
The method exists in the latest version of the PlayCore library.
Kodular is still using the older version of the PlayCore library.
If you use PlayCore library related components like InAppUpdate, when compiling app, the PlayCore library provided by Kodular is getting compiled instead of that provided in the extension.
So the extension will use the older version of the library.
The extension is trying to call some method that doesn’t exist in the older version of the PlayCore library.
InAppReview was introduced in version 1.8.0+ of the PlayCore library.

[Anil_M (Codal Inc.)]

How to fix this

[sonumohammad333 (Sonu Mohammad)]

@Anil_M

How to fix

1. Wait until Kodular updates the PlayCore library
   Or
2. Don’t use PlayCore library related components like InAppUpdate

[Shreyash (Shreyash Saitwal)]

@sonumohammad333

1. Wait until Kodular updates the PlayCore library
2. Don’t use PlayCore library related components like InApp Update

3. Or use Rush to build the extension!

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[lc_rossil (Luciano Rossil)]

its works ok here.
i put a (IF IS IN COMPANION) to dont call the REVIEW to avoid crashing when testing.
after published my project, all works ok.
Thanks @sonumohammad333 for this amazing extension.

[charlesaccount (CharlesKoder93)]

Really amazing. Thanks so much!
I just want to ask is there a way to check if a user has already been asked a review, now I have already made blocks to do that, but I mean in the case where a user installs and uninstalls the app etc. in a very short amount of time, in order to comply with the quotas. Otherwise still really great

[Still-learning (1-2-3-4...)]

You can use tinydb if possible.

[charlesaccount (CharlesKoder93)]

True, I’m looking into using the web version. Thanks

[gio06 (Gio)]

@Shreyash

Or use Rush to build the extension!

Thanks for this great extension. Dear @sonumohammad333 are you considering to use this method so some will overcome this playcore library issue? Is it difficult I dont know but If you can do this everybody will appreciate your efforts. Thanks in advance mate.

[sonumohammad333 (Sonu Mohammad)]

@charlesaccount

is there a way to check if a user has already been asked a review

You can use tinydb for that

@charlesaccount

in the case where a user installs and uninstalls the app

Google Play doesn’t let you know that

[sonumohammad333 (Sonu Mohammad)]

@gio06

are you considering to use this method so some will overcome this playcore library issue?

I am not using Kodular for so long and not making extensions.
The extension is open-source, anyone can compile the extension with Rush.

[dreemincome (bivek barman)]

not work for me.

[Laith_Baroudi]

hi it’s working very nice but if the user already review the app i don’t want to show the extension for him again

[deanart2012 (Dean Artis)]

If the user reviews the app then store a value in TinyDB. If that value us present then don’t ask them to review it again.

For example:

You ask the user to submit a review.

If they submit the review store “1” in a TinyDB tag “Reviewed”.

Next time check “If Reviewed = 0 Then ask user to submit review”.

[Laith_Baroudi]

Can you check please

[deanart2012 (Dean Artis)]

Seems too complicated.

I would just do:

If TinyDB tag “review” = 0 Then Request Review

In the OnCompleteListener you can store “Ok” in TinyDB review

[Seb1 (Seb)]

Hello !
Nice extension !!!
Very usefull but I am asking some questions :

• How can I start the review respecting quotas ? could not be call by an api from google sending the start of the in app review ?
• is it possible to check if users had already send a review ? perhaps they have complete that before or directly in app store

and last question, Just before, I can see blocks but I have not the same with AIX file (post 47). I have only them :

Regards !

[Binaya_Meher]

Can you please share the blocks?
How to use this extension so that user will not get this popup after he gave rating or review.

[Seb1 (Seb)]

Hello !

Nobody knows ?
perhaps @sonumohammad333 ?

InApp Review Extension

Hello ! Nice extension !!! Very usefull but I am asking some questions : How can I start the review respecting quotas ? could not be call by an api from google sending the start of the in app review ? is it possible to check if users had already send a review ? perhaps they have complete that before or directly in app store and last question, Just before, I can see blocks but I have not the same with AIX file (post 47). I have only them : [image] Regards !

[Murtaza1 (Murtaza)]

Hi,

Try to Ask for In-App review with blocks. In your phone, Already rate your app with the primary Google account of your Play Store. I Believe you would see the result about what Happens when the user has already Rated the app (observation).

P.S I have not tried & Tested this but you can try it for yourself and share the result with the community.