A simple In-App Purchase plugin for Xamarin and Windows to query item information, purchase items, restore items, and more.
Get started by reading through the In-App Billing Plugin documentation.
There are changes in version 4.0 so read below.
- NuGet: Plugin.InAppBilling
Dev Feed: https://ci.appveyor.com/nuget/inappbillingplugin
| Platform | Version |
|---|---|
| Xamarin.iOS | iOS 8+ |
| tvOS - Apple TV | All |
| Xamarin.Android | API 14+ |
| Windows 10 UWP | 10+ |
Created By: @JamesMontemagno
- Twitter: @JamesMontemagno
- Blog: Montemagno.com
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I co-host a weekly development podcast, Merge Conflict, about technology and recently covered IAP and this library: Merge Conflict 28: Demystifying In-App Purchases
Version 4.X updates to the new Android billing client. This means there are few important changes:
1.) You must acknowledge all purchases within 3 days, by calling AcknowledgePurchaseAsync or the Consume API if it a consumable.
2.) You must hanle Pending Transactions from outside of you app. See docs from Google
- If the result of PurchaseAsync is PurchaseState.PaymentPending, store the order details locally and inform the user that they will have access to the product when the payment completes
- When the user starts the app (and/or visits a particular page), if the stored PurchaseState is PaymentPending, call GetPurchasesAsync and query the result for a purchase that matches the stored purchase.
- If the PurchaseState for this purchase is still PaymentPending, show the same no-access message
- If the PurchaseState is Purchased, call ConsumePurchaseAsync or AcknowledgePurchaseAsync, depending on the product type
I highly recommend reading the entire Google Play Billing System docs.
For linking if you are setting Link All you may need to add:
Plugin.InAppBilling;Xamarin.Android.Google.BillingClient;
--linkskip=Plugin.InAppBilling
The MIT License (MIT), see LICENSE file.
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