IAPMiniProgram SDK provides the ability to customize the star ratings model of the mini program, so that the Super App can use its own star ratings model to show the start ratings of the mini programs. Follow this topic to realize this ability by implementing the specific interface of IAPMiniProgram SDK.

Procedures

To customize the star ratings model of the mini program, follow these steps:

Step 1. Implement the GriverMPAppRatingExtension interface

Implement the GriverMPAppRatingExtension interface and write code in the required methods according to your business logic.

Code sample as follows:

class CustomRegionRatingExtensionImpl : GriverMPAppRatingExtension {
    override fun getAppRating(page: Page): RatingModel? {
        val model = RatingModel("5",page.app.appId)
        //Called when clicking the star area in the options menu panel.
         model.clickListener = RatingModel.OnClickListener { 
         }
        return model
    }
}

Step 2: Register the CustomRegionRatingExtensionImpl class

Refer to the following sample code and call the registerExtension interface to register CustomRegionRatingExtensionImpl class after initializing the SDK.

IAPConnect.init(application, initConfig, object : InitCallback() {
    fun onSuccess() {
        //···
        Griver.registerExtension(
            GriverExtensionManifest(
                XxxExtension::class.java,
                CustomRegionRatingExtensionImpl()
            )
        )
    }
})

Structures

GriverMPAppRatingExtension interface

The definition of the GriverMPAppRatingExtension interface is shown in the following codes:

interface GriverMPAppRatingExtension : GriverExtension {
    fun getAppRating(page: Page?): RatingModel?
}

Methods

Based on the definition above, this interface provides the following methods:

getAppRating method

RatingModel class

The definition of the RatingModel class is shown in the following codes:

class RatingModel(var ratingScore: String, var ratingAppId: String) {
    var clickListener: RatingModel.OnClickListener? = null

    interface OnClickListener {
        fun click()
    }
}