/ANE-In-App-Purchase

Air native extension for integration with Apple's in-app purchase

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Air Native Extension for In-App Purchase integration on iOS

This is an Air native extension for In-App Purchase integration on the iOS platform.

Version

This is version 0.6.0 of this extension.

Binary files

The bin folder contains the compiled extension and the default swc, which can be used for local testing if required by your development environment (Flash Builder shouldn’t need it, but other IDEs may).

Building

Requirements – Adobe Air SDK 3.1 or later, XCode IDE, iOS SDK 5.0 or later

  • Add the FlashRuntimeExtensions.h file from the Adobe Air sdk to the ios/InAppPurchaseIosExtension folder in the project.
  • Create a copy of the build/example.build.config file in the build folder, calling it build.config and change the properties in this file to match your system.
    • A certificate is required by the build script. This may be a self-signed certificate created by Adobe Air.
  • Run the ant build script build.xml. This creates the native extension, and default swc file, inside the bin folder.

The test project

A simple test project is included for testing the extension. To build this air project

  • Create a copy of the test/build/example.build.config file in the test/build folder, calling it build.config and change the properties in this file to match your system.
  • Create a test app in iTunesConnect and add In-App Purchases to the app.
    • Add a consumable purchase to the project with the id “consumable1”.
    • Add a non-consumable purchase to the project with the id “nonconsumable1”.
  • Create a copy of the test/build/example.InAppPurchaseExtensionTest-app.xml file in the test/build folder, calling it InAppPurchaseExtensionTest-app.xml and change the id in this file to match the test app you just created.
  • Run the ant build script test/build.xml. This creates the test ipa inside the test/bin folder.

Using the extension

Test if In-App Purchases are supported by the operating system

InAppPurchase.isSupported;

Is a boolean.

Test if In-App Purchase payments are possible or have been disabled on the device

InAppPurchase.canMakePayments;

Is a boolean.

If payments are blocked (in the iOS deveice settings) then other activities, like restoring existing purchases, are still possible.

Fetch product information

InAppPurchase.fetchProductInformation( ...productIds ) : void

Is asynchronous.

Dispatches one of two signals

  • InAppPurchase.productInformationReceived with a parameter of type Array, containing objects of type IAPProduct
  • InAppPurchase.productInformationFailed

Throws an error if In-App Purchases are not supported

Purchase a product

InAppPurchase.purchaseProduct( productId : String, quantity : int = 1 ) : void

Is asynchronous.

Dispatches one of two signals

  • InAppPurchase.transactionPurchased with a parameter of type IAPTransaction
  • InAppPurchase.transactionFailed with a parameter of type IAPTransaction

Throws an error if In-App Purchases are not supported

Finish a transaction

Transactions remain in the transaction queue until you mark them as finished. After handling a successful or failed purchase or restored transaction you should remove it from the transaction queue by calling this method.

InAppPurchase.finishTransaction( transactionId : String ) : Boolean

Returns true if the transaction was successfully marked as finished and removed from the transaction queue.

Throws an error if In-App Purchases are not supported

Restore past purchases

To restore past non-consumable purchases

InAppPurchase.restorePurchases() : void

Is asynchronous.

Dispatches the signal

  • InAppPurchase.transactionRestored with a parameter of type IAPTransaction for each restored transaction.

Throws an error if In-App Purchases are not supported

Get all transactions in the transactions queue

InAppPurchase.getCurrentTransactions() : Array

Returns an array of IAPTransaction objects.

Throws an error if In-App Purchases are not supported

Example code

You can see all the features in action in the source code of the test project.

Compiling your project

This is an Air 3.1 extension. Specify the path to the iPhone SDK when compiling the project, using the functionality built in to your IDE or the platformsdk parameter if building with adt from the command line or a build script.

Developers

License

Author: Richard Lord
Owner: Stick Sports Ltd.
http://www.sticksports.com

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