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@signalseal/react-native-revenuecat

v0.1.0

Published

Pushes SignalSeal attribution onto RevenueCat subscriber attributes. Pure JS — no native code, no bundled Purchases SDK.

Readme

@signalseal/react-native-revenuecat

Forwards the attribution SignalSeal resolved for an install onto the current RevenueCat subscriber as subscriber attributes — so RevenueCat (and everything downstream of it) can tie subscription revenue back to the ad campaign that drove the install.

Pure JavaScript. No native code, nothing bundled. Its only peer dependency is react-native-purchases — it does not import @signalseal/react-native. You fetch the params yourself and hand them in.

Install

npm install @signalseal/react-native-revenuecat
# peer (you already have it):
npm install react-native-purchases

Usage

import { SignalSealSDK } from '@signalseal/react-native';
import * as SignalSealRevenueCat from '@signalseal/react-native-revenuecat';

const attributes = await SignalSealSDK.getAttributionParams();
await SignalSealRevenueCat.syncAttributes(attributes);

Call it once at startup, after SignalSealSDK.configure(). Order relative to Purchases.configure() doesn't matter — syncAttributes polls Purchases.isConfigured() before writing anything. If the install was organic (no campaign matched), nothing is written. Safe to call more than once — RevenueCat merges attribute writes.

API

syncAttributes(attributes, options?) → Promise<SyncResult>

attributes is whatever SignalSealSDK.getAttributionParams() returned (Record<string, string> | null).

| Option | Default | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | purchases | the react-native-purchases default export | Inject your own Purchases-shaped object (useful for tests). | | waitForConfigured | true | Poll Purchases.isConfigured() first (RevenueCat drops attribute calls made before configure()). | | waitTimeoutMs | 15000 | | | pollIntervalMs | 500 | | | log | no-op | Pass console.log to see what happened. |

Returns either { synced: true, plan } or { synced: false, reason } where reason is 'purchases-not-configured' or 'no-attribution-params'. It never throws — individual RevenueCat call failures are logged via options.log and skipped.

Requirements

  • react-native-purchases ≥ 7.0.0
  • Any version of @signalseal/react-native that exposes getAttributionParams() (≥ 0.2.0) — but this package never imports it.

License

MIT