yezehui2002 / StoreKISS

Lightweight wrapper for Apple's StoreKit framework created with KISS concept and love ❤.

#StoreKISS

Lightweight wrapper for Apple's StoreKit framework created with KISS and love ❤.

Attention! Project is under early development, use for your own risk.

Only for Non-consumable products now. Everything else coming later.

Uses ARC.

##Main concept

There are two request types:

• data request (StoreKISSDataRequest) for getting payment data (price and stuff);
• payment request (StoreKISSPaymentRequest) for making payment.

So you basically request price and then execute the payment. That simple.

##How to use

###Cocoapods users

StoreKISS spec will be added to the main spec repository soon, we're right now going through pull request acceptance (see CocoaPods/Specs#211).

###Everyone else

1. Add Apple's StoreKit framework to your project at Build Phases > Link Binary With Libraries.
2. Download (or checkout) Reachability and drop in Reachability.h and .m files into your project.
3. Also download and drop in StoreKISS/Classes dir to your project.
4. #import "StoreKISS.h" wherever you need it and start using.

##Usage examples

###Requesting data using blocks

StoreKISSDataRequest *dataRequest = [[StoreKISSDataRequest alloc] init];
[dataRequest
 requestDataForItemWithProductId:@"com.example.myProduct"
 success:^(StoreKISSDataRequest *dataRequest) {
	NSLog(@"Received payment data.");
	NSLog(@"Products %@", dataRequest.skResponse.products);
	NSLog(@"Invalid product IDs %@", dataRequest.skResponse.invalidIdentifiers);
 } failure:^(NSError *error) {
	NSLog(@"Houston, we have a problem: %@"), error.localizedDescription); 
 }];

###Requesting data using notifications

To register observer:

[[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter]
 addObserver:self
 selector:@selector(didReceiveDataRequestNotificationSuccess:)
 name:StoreKISSNotificationDataRequestSuccess
 object:nil];

To request data:

StoreKISSDataRequest *dataRequest = [[StoreKISSDataRequest alloc] init];
[dataRequest requestDataForItemWithProductId:@"com.example.myProduct"];

Notification handler:

- (void)didReceiveDataRequestNotificationSuccess:(NSNotification *)notification
{
	NSLog(@"Received notification %@", notification.name);
	StoreKISSDataRequest *dataRequest = (StoreKISSDataRequest *)notification.object;
	NSLog(@"Products %@", dataRequest.skResponse.products);
	NSLog(@"Invalid product IDs %@", dataRequest.skResponse.invalidIdentifiers);
}

Don't forget to remove the observer:

- (void)dealloc
{
	[[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter]
	 removeObserver:self
	 name:StoreKISSNotificationDataRequestSuccess
	 object:nil];
	[super dealloc]
}

###Buying a product using blocks

StoreKISSPaymentRequest *paymentRequest = [[StoreKISSPaymentRequest alloc] init];
[paymentRequest
 makePaymentWithSKProduct:skProduct
 success:^(StoreKISSPaymentRequest *paymentRequest) {
	NSLog(@"Product was bought successfully.");
	NSLog(@"Transaction ID %@", paymentRequest.skTransaction.transactionIdentifier);
 } failure:^(NSError *error) {
	NSLog(@"Houston, we have a problem: %@"), error.localizedDescription); 
 }];

###Buying a product using notifications

To register observer:

[[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter]
 addObserver:self
 selector:@selector(didReceivePaymentRequestNotificationSuccess:)
 name:StoreKISSNotificationPaymentRequestSuccess
 object:nil];

To buy product:

StoreKISSPaymentRequest *paymentRequest = [[StoreKISSPaymentRequest alloc] init];
[paymentRequest makePaymentWithSKProduct:skProduct];

Notification handler:

- (void)didReceivePaymentRequestNotificationSuccess:(NSNotification *)notification
{
	NSLog(@"Received notification %@", notification.name);
	StoreKISSPaymentRequest *paymentRequest = (StoreKISSPaymentRequest *)notification.object;
	NSLog(@"Transaction ID %@", paymentRequest.transaction.transactionIdentifier);
}

Don't forget to remove the observer:

- (void)dealloc
{
	[[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter]
	 removeObserver:self
	 name:StoreKISSNotificationPaymentRequestSuccess
	 object:nil];
}

##Example

The project provided with StoreKISS is not a demo, it is for running UIAutomation Tests.

In-App Purchase testing mechanism requires you to sign the app with a specific developer certificate and create an IAP item and a test user at the iTunesConnect portal. I can't provide you with all of these so demo will not run for you as expected.

Nevertheless before every new feature is commited UIAutomation Tests are run to test everything.

##Documentation

Documentation for the project is built with appledoc. You can install it to Xcode via running make doc-install in Terminal:

git checkout https://github.com/mishakarpenko/StoreKISS.git
cd StoreKISS
make doc-install

Make sure appledoc is installed.

##Support

Feel free to open an issue on github or email me at [e-mail].

##License

StoreKISS is available under the MIT license. See the License.txt file for more info.