Question 1

How do I set up SwiftRater in a SwiftUI app?

Accepted Answer

Since SwiftRater requires AppDelegate, create a custom AppDelegate class using @UIApplicationDelegateAdaptor in SwiftUI, then configure SwiftRater there as shown in the README's SwiftUI example.

Question 2

Can SwiftRater work on macOS?

Accepted Answer

Yes, SwiftRater supports both iOS and macOS, with similar usage and prompts tailored for each platform's App Store, as indicated in the README's requirements and demo.

Question 3

SwiftRater vs Apple's StoreReviewController: which is better?

Accepted Answer

SwiftRater offers more configurable triggers and manual control, while StoreReviewController is built-in but less flexible. Choose SwiftRater for fine-grained timing, but note it may have limitations on newer iOS versions.

Question 4

How to test review prompts without waiting for actual usage days?

Accepted Answer

Enable debug mode in SwiftRater, which makes prompts appear every time you call check(), allowing you to simulate conditions during development without delays.

Question 5

Does SwiftRater let me customize the look of the review dialog?

Accepted Answer

No, SwiftRater only allows text customization; the UI is handled by iOS's system prompt, so you cannot change colors, layout, or add custom elements beyond the standard alert.

Question 6

What happens if SwiftRater can't find my app's App Store ID?

Accepted Answer

SwiftRater attempts to fetch it from the bundle ID automatically, but you can explicitly set the appID property to avoid issues, especially if the bundle ID is incorrect or during testing.

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