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feat(MSDK-3781): Add notifySubscriptionLapsed to React Native bridge - #244
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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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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds ChangesSubscription lapse notification
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant JavaScript
participant RNUsercentricsModule
participant UsercentricsManager
participant UsercentricsCore
JavaScript->>RNUsercentricsModule: notifySubscriptionLapsed()
RNUsercentricsModule->>UsercentricsManager: notifySubscriptionLapsed()
UsercentricsManager->>UsercentricsCore: notifySubscriptionLapsed()
UsercentricsCore-->>JavaScript: resolve or reject Promise
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new API's error-path test can miss a regression in rejection handling; the implementation is otherwise consistently wired and remains mergeable with this focused test correction. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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PR Summary by QodoAdd subscription-lapse notifications to the React Native bridge
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PR Summary: Add notifySubscriptionLapsed to the React Native bridge (Android, iOS, JS), sample app, and tests.
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Reviewed up to commit:be8fa00b3c03ec6633293a46fa517e4b5bfb0780 Additional SuggestionOthers- 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
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In `@src/__tests__/index.test.ts`:
- Line 634: Update the rejected-promise setup in the test for
Usercentrics.notifySubscriptionLapsed() to reject with an Error object instead
of a raw string, and ensure the test explicitly fails if the method resolves so
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android/src/main/java/com/usercentrics/reactnative/RNUsercentricsModule.ktandroid/src/main/java/com/usercentrics/reactnative/RNUsercentricsModuleSpec.ktios/Manager/UsercentricsManager.swiftios/RNUsercentricsModule.mmios/RNUsercentricsModule.swiftios/RNUsercentricsModuleSpec.hsample/ios/sampleTests/Fake/FakeUsercentricsManager.swiftsample/src/screens/Home.tsxsrc/NativeUsercentrics.tssrc/Usercentrics.tsxsrc/__tests__/index.test.tssrc/fabric/NativeUsercentricsModule.ts
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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. --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
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.
Changes
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.
CodeAnt-AI Description
Expose subscription-lapse notifications through the React Native SDK
What Changed
notifySubscriptionLapsed()API on Android and iOSImpact
✅ Subscription lapse returns users to the consent banner✅ Existing consent choices remain intact✅ Clear success and error handling for subscription resets💡 Usage Guide
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