Question 1

How do I integrate AppReview in a SwiftUI app?

Accepted Answer

Import the library and call AppReview.requestIf in your app's initializer or after positive actions, like in the README example for SwiftUI apps. It requires minimal setup with no additional configuration.

Question 2

AppReview vs StoreKit's SKStoreReviewController – what's the benefit?

Accepted Answer

AppReview adds conditional logic on top of SKStoreReviewController, automating when to show prompts based on launches or days, whereas the native API requires manual timing management and more code.

Question 3

Can AppReview show multiple review prompts in one app session?

Accepted Answer

No, it follows Apple's guidelines where the system controls display frequency, and additional calls might be ignored to prevent user annoyance. The library doesn't override this behavior.

Question 4

Is AppReview compatible with both iOS and macOS?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it supports iOS and macOS applications as stated, making it suitable for Apple's ecosystem, but it's limited to Swift-based projects only.

Question 5

How to reset AppReview's launch counter for testing?

Accepted Answer

The library doesn't provide a built-in reset method; developers may need to manually clear UserDefaults or implement debug overrides, which adds extra work for testing scenarios.

Question 6

Does AppReview work with UIKit-based apps?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely, it's designed to support both SwiftUI and UIKit, so you can integrate it in UIKit view controllers or app delegates with similar ease, as highlighted in the features.

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