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Adds a public notifySubscriptionLapsed() API to the React Native SDK, bridging the native mobile-sdk's Consent-or-Pay subscription-lapsed signal to both Android and iOS.
Calling it notifies the native SDK that a user's paid subscription has lapsed, which redirects them back to the consent banner.

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Added notifySubscriptionLapsed() to the native module interface and its Android/iOS bridge implementations.
Added success/error callback handling matching the existing notifySubscribeSuccess/notifyLoginSuccess pattern.

Testing

Verified manually on both platforms against a locally-published native SDK build:
notifySubscriptionLapsed — confirmed success flow and redirect back to the first-layer consent banner.
Confirmed no regression to existing Consent-or-Pay callbacks (subscribe/login) or the Deny-All gate redirect.


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Expose subscription-lapse notifications through the React Native SDK

What Changed

  • Adds a public notifySubscriptionLapsed() API on Android and iOS
  • Notifying the SDK resets the active subscriber state so the Consent-or-Pay banner can be shown again without changing existing consent data
  • The API reports success or failure to the React Native app, with a sample screen action for triggering it
  • Adds coverage for successful calls and propagated errors

Impact

✅ Subscription lapse returns users to the consent banner
✅ Existing consent choices remain intact
✅ Clear success and error handling for subscription resets

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  • New Features

    • Added support for notifying the SDK when a Consent-or-Pay subscription lapses.
    • Subscription lapse notifications reset subscriber status while preserving existing consent data, allowing the consent banner to be shown again.
    • Added a sample app action for triggering the notification.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Errors from subscription lapse notifications are now surfaced to the calling application.

Exposes the native SDK's subscription-lapse API through the React Native bridge on Android and iOS.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The pull request adds notifySubscriptionLapsed across the JavaScript API, React Native module specifications, Android and iOS bridges, and native SDK managers. It also adds tests and a sample-app control for success and error handling.

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Subscription lapse notification

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JavaScript API and validation
src/NativeUsercentrics.ts, src/fabric/NativeUsercentricsModule.ts, src/Usercentrics.tsx, src/__tests__/index.test.ts, sample/src/screens/Home.tsx
The JavaScript interfaces and API expose notifySubscriptionLapsed(). Tests cover success and rejection. The sample app adds a button and result alerts.
Native bridge implementations
android/src/main/java/com/usercentrics/reactnative/..., ios/Manager/UsercentricsManager.swift, ios/RNUsercentricsModule.*, ios/RNUsercentricsModuleSpec.h, sample/ios/sampleTests/Fake/FakeUsercentricsManager.swift
Android and iOS forward subscription lapse notifications to the native SDK. Both platforms resolve successful calls and propagate errors. The iOS fake manager supports both paths.

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Change: Feature

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  participant JavaScript
  participant RNUsercentricsModule
  participant UsercentricsManager
  participant UsercentricsCore
  JavaScript->>RNUsercentricsModule: notifySubscriptionLapsed()
  RNUsercentricsModule->>UsercentricsManager: notifySubscriptionLapsed()
  UsercentricsManager->>UsercentricsCore: notifySubscriptionLapsed()
  UsercentricsCore-->>JavaScript: resolve or reject Promise
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PR Summary by Qodo

Add subscription-lapse notifications to the React Native bridge

✨ Enhancement 🧪 Tests 🕐 20-40 Minutes

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• Exposes subscription-lapse notifications through the public React Native API.
• Bridges promise success and errors to Android and iOS native SDKs.
• Adds automated coverage and a sample action for validating banner resurfacing.
Diagram

graph TD
  App["Host App"] --> API["JS API"] --> Spec["Bridge Specs"] --> Android["Android Module"] --> Core["Native SDK"] --> Banner["Consent Banner"]
  Spec --> iOS["iOS Module"] --> Manager["iOS Manager"] --> Core
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The current approach is appropriate because it mirrors the existing login-success and subscribe-success bridge pattern, preserving readiness checks and consistent promise semantics across both platforms and React Native architectures. Platform-specific public methods or bypassing the iOS manager abstraction would introduce inconsistency without a meaningful benefit.

Files changed (12) +84 / -0

Enhancement (10) +53 / -0
RNUsercentricsModule.ktBridge subscription-lapsed notifications on Android +9/-0

Bridge subscription-lapsed notifications on Android

• Adds a React method that delegates to the Android native SDK proxy. Native success resolves the JavaScript promise, while native failure rejects it.

android/src/main/java/com/usercentrics/reactnative/RNUsercentricsModule.kt

RNUsercentricsModuleSpec.ktDeclare the Android subscription-lapsed bridge method +3/-0

Declare the Android subscription-lapsed bridge method

• Adds the promise-based method to the Android native module specification so the implementation is exposed consistently to React Native.

android/src/main/java/com/usercentrics/reactnative/RNUsercentricsModuleSpec.kt

UsercentricsManager.swiftForward subscription-lapsed notifications to iOS core +5/-0

Forward subscription-lapsed notifications to iOS core

• Extends the manager protocol with the subscription-lapsed operation and implements it by forwarding success and error callbacks to UsercentricsCore.

ios/Manager/UsercentricsManager.swift

RNUsercentricsModule.mmExport the legacy iOS bridge method +3/-0

Export the legacy iOS bridge method

• Registers notifySubscriptionLapsed with the Objective-C React Native bridge using promise resolve and reject callbacks.

ios/RNUsercentricsModule.mm

RNUsercentricsModule.swiftImplement the iOS promise bridge +8/-0

Implement the iOS promise bridge

• Adds the Objective-C-visible Swift method and delegates to UsercentricsManager. It resolves on success and rejects with a dedicated React Native error code on failure.

ios/RNUsercentricsModule.swift

RNUsercentricsModuleSpec.hExtend the iOS native module specification +3/-0

Extend the iOS native module specification

• Declares the new promise-based method in the iOS module specification for native bridge conformance.

ios/RNUsercentricsModuleSpec.h

Home.tsxAdd a sample subscription-lapse action +12/-0

Add a sample subscription-lapse action

• Adds a sample-screen button that invokes the new API and displays success or failure feedback for manual platform validation.

sample/src/screens/Home.tsx

NativeUsercentrics.tsAdd subscription lapse to the TurboModule contract +1/-0

Add subscription lapse to the TurboModule contract

• Extends the primary TypeScript native module specification with the promise-returning notifySubscriptionLapsed method.

src/NativeUsercentrics.ts

Usercentrics.tsxExpose the public subscription-lapsed API +8/-0

Expose the public subscription-lapsed API

• Adds the documented public method, waits for native SDK readiness, and forwards the request to the native module without changing existing consent data.

src/Usercentrics.tsx

NativeUsercentricsModule.tsAdd subscription lapse to the Fabric specification +1/-0

Add subscription lapse to the Fabric specification

• Extends the Fabric native module contract so the new operation is available under React Native's new architecture.

src/fabric/NativeUsercentricsModule.ts

Tests (2) +31 / -0
FakeUsercentricsManager.swiftSupport subscription lapses in the fake iOS manager +9/-0

Support subscription lapses in the fake iOS manager

• Implements the expanded manager protocol in the test fake, with configurable failure and default success behavior.

sample/ios/sampleTests/Fake/FakeUsercentricsManager.swift

index.test.tsCover subscription-lapsed promise outcomes +22/-0

Cover subscription-lapsed promise outcomes

• Extends the React Native mock and verifies that the public API invokes the native method and propagates rejected promises.

src/tests/index.test.ts

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PR Summary:

Add notifySubscriptionLapsed to the React Native bridge (Android, iOS, JS), sample app, and tests.

  • Android

    • RNUsercentricsModule.kt: added notifySubscriptionLapsed ReactMethod that forwards to usercentricsProxy.instance.notifySubscriptionLapsed.
    • RNUsercentricsModuleSpec.kt: added abstract notifySubscriptionLapsed signature.
  • iOS

    • UsercentricsManager.swift: protocol and implementation updated with notifySubscriptionLapsed delegating to UsercentricsCore.shared.
    • RNUsercentricsModule.mm / RNUsercentricsModuleSpec.h: exposed notifySubscriptionLapsed to the Obj-C bridge.
    • RNUsercentricsModule.swift: added notifySubscriptionLapsed bridge method with promise resolve/reject handling.
  • JS / TypeScript

    • src/NativeUsercentrics.ts & src/fabric/NativeUsercentricsModule.ts: added notifySubscriptionLapsed to native interface.
    • src/Usercentrics.tsx: added high-level notifySubscriptionLapsed call (with doc comment clarifying it resets subscriber flag but does not change consent data).
  • Sample app & tests

    • sample/src/screens/Home.tsx: added UI button and handler to call notifySubscriptionLapsed.
    • sample/ios FakeUsercentricsManager: added fake notifySubscriptionLapsed implementation for tests.
    • src/tests/index.test.ts: added unit tests for notifySubscriptionLapsed success and error cases; test bridge mock updated.

Behavioral notes

  • Exposes a new method that notifies the native SDK that a subscription has lapsed (intended to reset the subscriber flag and allow re-showing the banner). It does not modify stored consent data.
  • No breaking changes or dependency updates.

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1. The test passes when notifySubscriptionLapsed resolves because no assertion requires the promise to reject, leaving error propagation unverified.

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Others - Because this change adds native-facing API surface (new TurboModule method / native SDK calls), ensure you run the repository's native codegen/publish preparation steps before merging: run the generate-codegen-jni script referenced in package.json (prepare/prepublishOnly), update any generated artifacts and run pod install / Android gradle sync. Failure to include regenerated codegen outputs will cause native build failures for consumers or CI pipelines.
# From the @usercentrics/react-native-sdk package root

# 1. Ensure TypeScript builds successfully
yarn compile

# 2. Regenerate JNI / codegen artifacts for the new TurboModule method
node scripts/generate-codegen-jni.js

# 3. iOS: install pods so the new native interface is wired up
cd sample/ios
pod install
cd ../..

# 4. Android: trigger Gradle sync/build (from Android Studio or CLI)
cd sample/android
./gradlew :app:assembleDebug
cd ../..

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* feat(MSDK-3781): add notifySubscriptionLapsed to React Native bridge

PR #244 merged this into feat/MSDK-3779-consent-or-pay after PR #242 had
already merged that branch into master, so the commit never reached master.
Cherry-picked from origin/feat/MSDK-3781-notify-subscription-lapsed-react-native
(be8fa00) ahead of the 2.32.0 release, since the native changelog explicitly
ships a subscription-lapse reset API this version.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* chore: bump version to 2.32.0

Bumps the native Usercentrics SDK dependency to 2.32.0 (Android, iOS) and
the bridge package version, and adds the 2.32.0 changelog entry.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix: exclude x86_64 from iOS Simulator builds to work around missing slice

Native UsercentricsUI.xcframework 2.32.0 (and 2.31.1+) ships arm64-only
iOS/tvOS Simulator slices — the old x86_64 fat-binary slice was reduced
to a dSYM-only stub when Sentry was linked in, with EXCLUDED_ARCHS added
alongside it unnecessarily (the real Sentry-Dynamic xcframework does
ship x86_64). This caused test-ios CI to crash with "Test crashed with
signal abrt before starting test execution" (dyld missing-slice crash)
right after a successful compile+link.

Root cause tracked in mobile-sdk Jira MSDK-4832, targeting a 2.32.1
patch release.

Workaround: exclude x86_64 from the Pods project's iOS Simulator builds
in the existing post_install hook, so Xcode never attempts to link
against the broken slice. Same pattern already verified working for
flutter-sdk's equivalent CocoaPods example.

Regenerated Podfile.lock via `pod install` (checksum only, no
dependency version changes). Could not fully verify with a real
on-simulator test run locally — this dev machine is near disk capacity
(same constraint noted in the release PR's own earlier verification).
Recommend confirming via CI once pushed.

* fix: exclude x86_64 on the main sample project too (MSDK-4832)

The previous fix only set EXCLUDED_ARCHS on the Pods project's own targets
via installer.pods_project.targets. The "sample" app/test target lives in
sample.xcodeproj, not Pods.xcodeproj, and Xcode still builds the full
arm64+x86_64 ARCHS_STANDARD set for "generic/platform=iOS Simulator"
destinations regardless of ONLY_ACTIVE_ARCH. xctest kept trying to launch an
x86_64 slice linking against Pods frameworks with no x86_64 slice, crashing
with "Test crashed with signal abrt before starting test execution" — the
same crash this fix was meant to resolve, now confirmed still failing on
PR #250's CI run. Mirror the exclusion onto the main user project via
installer.aggregate_targets.

* fix: force Sentry pod to build as a dynamic framework (MSDK-4831/4296)

Real root cause of the "Test crashed with signal abrt before starting test
execution" failure, found via the actual crash report inside TestResults.xcresult
(xcpretty swallows it in the plain CI log): DYLD library-missing termination,
"Library not loaded: @rpath/Sentry.framework/Sentry", referenced from
Usercentrics.framework. Nothing to do with the x86_64 Simulator slice fix —
Usercentrics.xcframework links `-framework Sentry` eagerly as a genuine dynamic
dyld load command, but `use_frameworks! :linkage => :static` makes CocoaPods
build every pod (including Sentry) as a static archive, so no Sentry.framework
bundle is ever embedded in the app. Force just the Sentry pod to build dynamic
via a pre_install override, matching what the binary actually expects.

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Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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