C++ Usage

To use the plugin directly from C++ code, add its module to your project's *.Build.cs file.

Add the Module Dependency

Open your project's *.Build.cs file and add "PloxToolsInAppReview" to the public dependency modules list:

PublicDependencyModuleNames.AddRange(new string[]
{
    "Core",
    "CoreUObject",
    "Engine",
    "InputCore",
    "EnhancedInput",
    "PloxToolsInAppReview"
});

After adding the module, include the plugin header in the C++ class where you want to use the review functionality:

#include "InAppReviewCPPLibrary.h"

The plugin's C++ API is now available in your project. You can open InAppReviewCPPLibrary.h from your IDE to view all exposed functions and delegate types.

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Launch In-App Review

The review flow can be launched directly from C++ using success and failure delegates.

#include "InAppReviewCPPLibrary.h"

void UMyGameInstance::LaunchInAppReview()
{
    FOnInAppReviewSuccessfulNative OnSuccess;
    OnSuccess.BindLambda([]()
    {
        UE_LOG(LogTemp, Log, TEXT("In-App Review request completed successfully."));
    });

    FOnInAppReviewFailedNative OnFailure;
    OnFailure.BindLambda([](EInAppReviewResponseCode Code, const FString& Message)
    {
        UE_LOG(
            LogTemp,
            Error,
            TEXT("In-App Review request failed: %s (Code: %d)"),
            *Message,
            static_cast<int32>(Code)
        );
    });

    UInAppReviewCPPLibrary::LaunchInAppReview(OnSuccess, OnFailure);
}

A successful callback confirms that the request was processed by the native platform API. It does not confirm that the review prompt was displayed or that the user submitted a review.

The failure callback returns an EInAppReviewResponseCode together with a diagnostic message.