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Introduction

SwiftRate is a class that you can drop into any iPhone app (iOS 8.0 or later) that will help remind your users to review your app on the App Store. The code is released under the MIT/X11, so feel free to modify and share your changes with the world. Read on below for how to get started. If you need any help using, the library, post your questions on [Stack Overflow] stackoverflow under the SwiftRate tag.

Getting Started

Configuration

  1. Add This code to your App Delegate 'SwiftRate.RegisterSwiftRate()' or SwiftRate.RegisterSwiftRate(debug: true) for quickly turn on debug mode
  2. SwiftRate provides class methods to configure its behavior. See SwiftRate.swift for more information.
SwiftRate.config_AppID(appID: "1234567890")
SwiftRate.config_DaysUntilPrompt(value:1)
SwiftRate.config_UsesUntilPrompt(value: 10)
SwiftRate.config_longTermSignificantEventsUntilPrompt(value: -1)
SwiftRate.config_shortTermSignificantEventsUntilPrompt(value: -1)
SwiftRate.config_TimeBeforeReminding(value: 2)
SwiftRate.config_DebugMode(debug: true)
  1. Call SwiftRate.config_AppID(appID: "your App ID") with the app id provided by Apple. A good place to do this is at the beginning of your app delegate's application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: method.
  2. (OPTIONAL) Call SwiftRate.userDidSignificantEvent(eventType: .shortTerm) when the user does something 'significant' in the app since app opened.
  3. (OPTIONAL) Call SwiftRate.userDidSignificantEvent(eventType: .longTerm) when the user does something 'significant' since the app was installed/updated.

###Development Setting SwiftRate.config_DebugMode(debug: true) will ensure that the rating request is shown each time the app is launched.

###Production Make sure you set SwiftRate.config_DebugMode(debug: false) to ensure the request is not shown every time the app is launched. Also make sure that each of these components are set in the application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: method.

This example states that the rating request is only shown when the app has been launched 5 times and after 7 days.

SwiftRate.config_AppID(appID: "1234567890")
SwiftRate.config_DaysUntilPrompt(value:7)
SwiftRate.config_UsesUntilPrompt(value: 5)
SwiftRate.config_longTermSignificantEventsUntilPrompt(value: -1)
SwiftRate.config_shortTermSignificantEventsUntilPrompt(value: -1)
SwiftRate.config_TimeBeforeReminding(value: 2)
SwiftRate.config_DebugMode(debug: false)

If you wanted to show the request after 5 days only you can set the following:

SwiftRate.config_AppID(appID: "1234567890")
SwiftRate.config_DaysUntilPrompt(value:5)
SwiftRate.config_UsesUntilPrompt(value: 0)
SwiftRate.config_longTermSignificantEventsUntilPrompt(value: -1)
SwiftRate.config_shortTermSignificantEventsUntilPrompt(value: -1)
SwiftRate.config_TimeBeforeReminding(value: 2)
SwiftRate.config_DebugMode(debug: false)

Help and Support Group

Requests for help, questions about usage, suggestions and other relevant topics should be posted at the [SwiftRate group] [SwiftRategroup]. As much as I'd like to help everyone who emails me, I can't respond to private emails, but I'll respond to posts on the group where others can benefit from the Q&As.

License

Copyright 2017. Amir Kamali Amir Kamali. This library is distributed under the terms of the MIT/X11. This library is based on Appirater library with major update

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