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- In-App Purchases with Expo React Native - RevenueCat
Step 3: Integrate react-native-purchases in the app Now that we’ve created the app and installed react-native-purchases, we can update our code to fetch our RevenueCat offerings Here’s a simple (and rough 😅) React Native TypeScript app that does just that
- React Native In-App Purchases and Subscriptions with RevenueCat Expo
In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of setting up in-app purchases and subscriptions in a React Native app using Expo and RevenueCat React Native In-App Purchases and Subscriptions with RevenueCat Expo Last update: 2023-05-30 Type Tutorial Membership
- Implementing Purchases with React native RevenueCat.
Add InApp Purchases and subscriptions in your React Native app with React-native-purchases i e RevenueCat This guide provides a step-by-step walkthrough for setting up subscriptions and
- GitHub - RevenueCat react-native-purchases: React Native in-app . . .
Expo supports in-app payments and is compatible with react-native-purchases To use the library, create a new project and set up a development build A development build helps you iterate quickly and provides a complete development environment After you've created the project, install the library:
- RevenueCat x Expo: A Turnkey Solution for Payments and Subscriptions
Step 3 - Integrating the RevenueCat SDK into Our Expo App To retrieve products and integrate the paywall design into our Expo app, we use RevenueCat’s react-native-purchases and react-native-purchases-ui libraries npx expo install react-native-purchases react-native-purchases-ui Once the SDK is installed, configure it with your store API keys at the root of your application:
- Paywall not showing products or full Paywall in React Native (Expo) app . . .
I’m integrating RevenueCat with my React Native (Expo) IOS app, but my paywall is not displaying any products packages Instead, I see “No available packages Please check your RevenueCat dashboard ” Here’s what I’ve done so far: My app uses the correct bundle ID in Expo, App Store Connect, and RevenueCat
- Expo | In-App Subscriptions Made Easy – RevenueCat
Expo is a framework for building React Native apps It's a popular choice for rapidly iterating on your app, while letting Expo take care of all the platform-specific code To use and test RevenueCat with Expo, you'll need to create an Expo development build Follow the instructions below and learn more about Expo development builds here
- Collecting payments with React Native RevenueCat (Part 1)
If you already have at least one app in RevenueCat, you’ll need to create a new project using the top navigation bar: Creating a new React Native project Let's start by creating a new Expo app npx create-expo-app@latest --template tabs@50 Setup bundle identifier package name
- Integrating RevenueCat into a React Native App for In-App Purchases
Benefits of using RevenueCat vs Native IAP Using RevenueCat for in-app purchases in React Native offers several advantages over implementing them natively: Simplified cross-platform integration - RevenueCat provides one SDK and backend to use for both iOS and Android, so you don't need to write separate native code for each platform
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