public interface FeedbackListener

Receives the outcome of the Codename One drawn rating widget shown by AppReview when the platform has no native review prompt (or when the user gave a low rating). Register an implementation via AppReview.setFeedbackListener to collect feedback through your own channel (e.g. a support backend) instead of the built in e-mail composer.

Methods

`public abstract boolean lowRating(int rating)`	Invoked when the user picked a rating below the configured high rating threshold (see `AppReview.setHighRatingThreshold`) and therefore should be routed to a private feedback flow rather than the public store.
`public abstract void feedback(int rating,` `String feedback)`	Invoked with the free text the user typed in the built in feedback composer, when `AppReview` is left to handle the low rating flow and a support e-mail address was configured.

Method details

lowRating

public abstract boolean lowRating(int rating)

Invoked when the user picked a rating below the configured high rating threshold (see AppReview.setHighRatingThreshold) and therefore should be routed to a private feedback flow rather than the public store.

Returning true signals that the listener is presenting its own feedback experience, so AppReview will not show the built in feedback composer. Returning false lets AppReview fall back to its default behaviour (e-mail to the configured support address, if any).

Parameters

rating int: the star value the user selected, from 1 to the rating widget’s maximum (5 by default).

Returns

true if the listener handled the low rating itself.

feedback

public abstract void feedback(int rating, String feedback)

Invoked with the free text the user typed in the built in feedback composer, when AppReview is left to handle the low rating flow and a support e-mail address was configured. Implement this to intercept the text and deliver it yourself; it is not called when lowRating already returned true.

Parameters

rating int: the star value the user selected.
feedback String: the free text entered by the user, never null but possibly empty.