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Following is part of my InAppPurchaseManager class with logic of checking subscription / free trial, updating profile etc: object InAppPurchaseManager { private var adaptyProfile = AtomicReference<AdaptyProfile?>() fun initialize(context: Context) { val fallbackPaywallLocation = FileLocation.fromAsset( ADAPTY_FALLBACK_PAYWALL_FILE ) Adapty.apply { activate( context, AdaptyConfig.Builder(apiKey = ADAPTY_API_PUBLIC_KEY) .build() ) logShowOnboarding( name = ADAPTY_PAYWALL_PLACEMENT_ID, screenName = "first_screen", screenOrder = 1 ) setFallbackPaywalls(fallbackPaywallLocation) getProfile { result -> when (result) { is AdaptyResult.Success -> { adaptyProfile.set(result.value) Timber.d(adaptyProfile.toString()) } is AdaptyResult.Error -> { val error = result.error Timber.d("Failed to get profile: ${error.message}") } } } setOnProfileUpdatedListener { updatedProfile -> adaptyProfile.set(updatedProfile) Timber.d("Profile updated: $adaptyProfile.") } } } fun hasPremiumOrFreeTrialAccess(): Boolean { return hasPremiumAccess() || hasFreeTrial() } fun hasPremiumAccess(): Boolean { return withProfile { profile -> val premiumAccess = profile.accessLevels[ADAPTY_PREMIUM_ACCESS_LEVEL_ID] premiumAccess?.isActive == true } ?: true } private fun hasFreeTrial(): Boolean { return withProfile { profile -> val premiumAccess = profile.accessLevels[ADAPTY_PREMIUM_ACCESS_LEVEL_ID] premiumAccess?.vendorProductId?.contains("trial", ignoreCase = true) == true } ?: true } private inline fun <T> withProfile(action: (profile: AdaptyProfile) -> T): T? { return adaptyProfile.get()?.let { profile -> action(profile) } ?: run { Timber.w("Profile is either not initialized yet or can't be loaded at this moment.") null } } const val ADAPTY_PAYWALL_PLACEMENT_ID = "onboarding_screen" } object AdaptyConstants { const val ADAPTY_API_PUBLIC_KEY = "<public key>" const val ADAPTY_PREMIUM_ACCESS_LEVEL_ID = "premium" const val ADAPTY_FALLBACK_PAYWALL_FILE = "android_2_11.0_fallback.json" } And this is how I'm checking the subscription status on the onResume() of my MainActivity : override fun onResume() { super.onResume() if (!InAppPurchaseManager.hasPremiumOrFreeTrialAccess()) { val intent = Intent(this, PaywallContainerActivity::class.java).apply { putExtra(PaywallContainerActivity.SUBSCRIPTION_EXPIRED, true) } startActivity(intent) } } } I'm currently using Adapty v2.x with legacy builder: implementation("io.adapty:android-sdk:2.11.3") implementation("io.adapty:android-ui:2.11.1") The issue is sometimes the hasPremiumOrFreeTrialAccess() is returning false which is launching the paywall activity, even though the subscription is not expired. And when I try to re-subscribe, the Google playstore is returning that I'm already subscribed (which is working as expected). My question is why the hasPremiumOrFreeTrialAccess() is returning false infrequently even though I have active subscription? Note that, the app is currently on a "closed testing" phase on Play store. My device is not added as a testing device on Adapty app settings. This is hard to reproduce as this is infrequent and I'm not sure exactly why this is happening. Please advice! Thanks in advance.

Hi, I plan to validate the purchased status of the user with server-side API. What's the rate limit for the usage of server-side API? Thanks.

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/storekit/in-app_purchase/original_api_for_in-app_purchase/subscriptions_and_offers/offering_a_subscription_across_multiple_apps do you plan to implement this feature ?

import fetch from 'isomorphic-fetch'; const headers = { 'Accept': '/', 'Content-Type': 'application/json', 'Authorization': 'Api-Key secret_live_nwVOyxh4.PguuHThYGgIrpaoJkZnCM1YODsXDKnUh' }; export default { createUser: async (userId) => { try { const response = await fetch(${process.env.ADAPRY_API_URL}/profiles, { method: 'POST', headers, body: JSON.stringify({customer_user_id: userId}) }); if (response.status !== 200) { return [adapty api create user error, status: ${response.status}, null]; } const result = await response.json(); console.log('result: ', result); return [null, result]; } catch (e) { return [ createUser: ${e.message} , null]; } } .... Hi, here is code writen in node js, and getting 404 error

how can i unsubscribe from an active subscription in flutter

Hi there Adapty Team & Users, This is Sergio, I am a software developer contractor with Pipedream. Pipedream is an integration platform for developers. Currently, we have over 500,000 developers running ~50,000 workflows a month on our platform. At the moment we have a ticket requesting that we onboard Adapty to our apps available for integrations. So I jumptd into getting started with Adapty and I wanted to immediately start testing the API. Since Pipedream works with Server-Side APIs, I identified the "Get info about a user" request the best suited for my use case, that is, just test a basic integration between Pipedream and Adapty, but I am missing the Profile ID. How can I retrieve my Profile ID that Adapty internally uses to identify that account? That's what I'd like to use when hitting "Get info about a user". That said, I guessed that installing the Adapty SDK in some of its platforms would allow me to identify a user, and thus create a new customer user ID I could use when querying "Get info about a user". I spun an Android, gradle sample project and added the Adapty code Adapty.activate(getApplicationContext(),"public_live_0rGaQ1uX.xxxxxxxxxxx", false, "541013"); but although my sample executes in Android Studio, I don't see any user being created over Adapty UI. (I am able to see that the installation count in Analytics was increased to 1). Can someone please advice? Many thanks! Sergio

Steps to reproduce: Log in and purchase a subscription. Cancel the subscription and wait until it terminates. Now try to grant the same access level for an arbitrary number of days / lifetime. Expected behavior The change is applied, get profile API returns the updated access level data Actual behavior Get profile API returns the data in the state of the expired mobile subscription; surprisingly though, on the profile page UI there is an event in the history from the manual access level granting and the access level expiry date is correct. The only thing that partially fixes the problem is the profile deletion, but it's done manually, so this is not a production grade solution. In the image we can see that Expires at under Product is 4 Jun 2023, that's what you get from API. On the other hand, under Access level we can see 12 Jul 2023 and in the User history on the right. That's the expected state, but for some reason the API does not return it.

Greetings, I have noticed that the registration date of every user of my app is visible on the adapty web dashboard. However, I cannot seem to locate a field in the Server Side API that would allow me to request the registration date from adapty. While I did find a birthday field, I am uncertain if it is relevant. I would appreciate it if you could add this field to the API request since it is already available on the web and essential for customized flows.

Hi! Recently I've found out that it is possible to grant/prolong subscription with is_sandbox parameter in the request body. It works brilliantly for me (except that API responds "Not a valid string" on the boolean "is_sandbox" parameter, but if I pass it as a string "true" all works fine :)) I see an expected event from Sendbox environment on every granting with is_sandbox flag. But when I want to revoke a granted subscription I can't find how to specify the environment of the transaction. When revoking a subscription I always see Production environment in event feed. Could you please make it possible to specify the environment for revoking the subscription? Respectfully, Vitaliy

const apiEndpoint = https://api.adapty.io/api/v1/sdk/profiles/ ; const apiKey = 'secret_live_BEHrYLTr.*********** \ \ \ ************'; const headers = { Authorization: Api-Key ${apiKey} , 'Content-Type': 'application/json', }; let data = { customer_user_id: "45456456465", }; axios .post(apiEndpoint, data, { headers }) .then((response) => { console.log("Response:", response.data ); }) .catch((error) => { console.log("error", error); console.error("Error:", error.message); });