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The AppsFlyer SDK React Native plugin acts as a bridge between your React Native app and the underlying native SDKs provided by AppsFlyer. It's crucial to understand that the native infrastructure of iOS and Android is quite different, and so is the AppsFlyer SDK built on top of them. These differences are reflected in how you would handle callbacks separately for each platform.
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In the iOS environment, there is a single callback method `didReceivePurchaseRevenueValidationInfo` to handle both subscriptions and in-app purchases. You set this callback using `onReceivePurchaseRevenueValidationInfo`.
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In the iOS environment, there is a single callback method `didReceivePurchaseRevenueValidationInfo` to handle both subscriptions and in-app purchases. You set this callback using `OnReceivePurchaseRevenueValidationInfo`.
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On the other hand, Android segregates callbacks for subscriptions and in-app purchases. It provides two separate listener methods - `onSubscriptionValidationResultSuccess` and `onSubscriptionValidationResultFailure` for subscriptions and `onInAppValidationResultSuccess` and `onInAppValidationResultFailure` for in-app purchases. These listener methods register callback handlers for `OnResponse` (executed when a successful response is received) and `OnFailure` (executed when a failure occurs, including due to a network exception or non-200/OK response from the server).
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