I was searching for a tutorial on in-app purchases with StoreKit for so long before coming across this. Moreover, it was explained super easily and thoroughly! Thank you!
I have been following your content ever since I started iOS learning development. Amazing and comprehensive content.And the best part is, you don't only teach how to build stuff but also how to debug and fix errors on the fly. Plus, the "boom" when things work out. Cheers!!
"Making a purchase without listening for transaction updates risks missing successful purchases. Create a Task to iterate Transaction.updates at launch."
love the instruction. I followed and tried to get the server-to-server call triggered on my server's side but I couldn't. I put in the URL on both sandbox and prod in app store connect for the call. Is it because i am using storekit config?
Total noob here (I probably won't even understand your answer) I'm getting a couple of errors. 1 'async(priority:operation:)' is deprecated: `async` was replaced by `Task.init` and will be removed shortly. 2 in the purchase function: Enum case 'unverified' has 2 associated values; matching them as a tuple is deprecated I assume I'm getting these because my version of Xcode is no longer in beta and they've changed some things. I would love to see a tutorial where you cover multiple auto renewing subscriptions but now I'm just getting greedy! Anyway, thanks for the great tutorial!
1. Task.init(priority: .background) { //your code here } instead of 'async'. 2. Use (_, _) instead of (_) since the .unverified case takes two parameters now. Hope I helped.
Thanks, another wonderful tutorial. I wonder if they have made the whole restore purchases bit easier as it was not the most straightforward thing to work with in the original StoreKit API.
@Joseph I THINK I figured it out by reading the new StoreKit info: let products = try await Product.products(for: [com(dot)watch]) put quotes and an actual . in there, it kept giving me an error when trying to reply here.
Hey @iOS Academy can you test out the failed transactions? I don't know why but in my builds the products always get purchased instead of passing by the failed enum
Sorry, here's the error text: Making a purchase without listening for transaction updates risks missing successful purchases. Create a Task to iterate Transaction.updates at launch.
I have an error: Making a purchase without listening for transaction updates risks missing successful purchases. Create a Task to iterate Transaction.updates at launch. help me fix it
I'm getting a runtime error after result = product.purchase() that says "Making a purchase without listening for transaction updates risks missing successful purchases. Create a Task to iterate Transaction.updates at launch."
@@levionmusic hey sorry to bother, but I’ve been stuck trying to figure this out. I’m getting the same error and the in app purchase prompt is not showing up after the first purchase. I checked the StoreKit transactions and it was there in a waiting state I believe. When I delete the transaction I am able to get them in app prompt again. But now I get neither the prompt or transaction in the transaction list. You mentioned to look at 2021 WWDC file. May I ask what you were specifically referring too?
I'm getting a runtime error after result = try await product.purchase(): "Making a purchase without listening for transaction updates risks missing successful purchases. Create a Task to iterate Transaction.updates at launch."
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I was searching for a tutorial on in-app purchases with StoreKit for so long before coming across this. Moreover, it was explained super easily and thoroughly! Thank you!
I have been following your content ever since I started iOS learning development. Amazing and comprehensive content.And the best part is, you don't only teach how to build stuff but also how to debug and fix errors on the fly. Plus, the "boom" when things work out. Cheers!!
Glad you enjoy the content!
6:28 Product.request 9:25, 14:00 - call fetchProduct, 14:51 - Dispatch main
8:10 purchase 8:47, 9:44 - async, 16:38 - result and verification, 18:14 run purchase
10:39 .configuraion file edit for In-App-Purchse
19:31 isPurchased
Youre the real mvp
Please make an updated version of this tutorial. This is outdated.
Thank you for doing this in SwiftUI! Very helpful.
Your welcome
Why do I get: "Type 'Product' has no member 'request' " ?
"Making a purchase without listening for transaction updates risks missing successful purchases. Create a Task to iterate Transaction.updates at launch."
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Thank you!!!
love the instruction. I followed and tried to get the server-to-server call triggered on my server's side but I couldn't. I put in the URL on both sandbox and prod in app store connect for the call. Is it because i am using storekit config?
Total noob here (I probably won't even understand your answer)
I'm getting a couple of errors.
1 'async(priority:operation:)' is deprecated: `async` was replaced by `Task.init` and will be removed shortly.
2 in the purchase function: Enum case 'unverified' has 2 associated values; matching them as a tuple is deprecated
I assume I'm getting these because my version of Xcode is no longer in beta and they've changed some things.
I would love to see a tutorial where you cover multiple auto renewing subscriptions but now I'm just getting greedy!
Anyway, thanks for the great tutorial!
1. Task.init(priority: .background) { //your code here } instead of 'async'.
2. Use (_, _) instead of (_) since the .unverified case takes two parameters now.
Hope I helped.
Thanks, another wonderful tutorial. I wonder if they have made the whole restore purchases bit easier as it was not the most straightforward thing to work with in the original StoreKit API.
Youre welcome
can you do subscription ??? pleaasee
Must the app be for iOS 15 to use store kit 2?
Yes
But bro,
Why am I not getting the Product.request method.??
Using xcode 13?
Same issue here (Type 'Product' has no member 'request'), on Xcode 13
@@iOSAcademy Same issue here, please assist
@@Daberk1234VFX ^^
@Joseph I THINK I figured it out by reading the new StoreKit info:
let products = try await Product.products(for: [com(dot)watch])
put quotes and an actual . in there, it kept giving me an error when trying to reply here.
Hey @iOS Academy can you test out the failed transactions? I don't know why but in my builds the products always get purchased instead of passing by the failed enum
Hi there, I've followed along and made corrections based on the comments but I still get the error: "How (and where) do I create this task?
Sorry, here's the error text: Making a purchase without listening for transaction updates risks missing successful purchases. Create a Task to iterate Transaction.updates at launch.
Great video as usual. Can you please make a video about verifying receipts.
Will you do another video on the shazamkit? ☺️
Possibly
Is there any way to open another view controller after in-app purchase? Kindly, guide.
Yes! Present it on the callback
@@iOSAcademy Thank you bruh.
I have an error: Making a purchase without listening for transaction updates risks missing successful purchases. Create a Task to iterate Transaction.updates at launch. help me fix it
Check wwdc 2021 Storekit xcode file. There is few functions you need to add.
this doesn't work anymore
Black pointer makes it difficult to follow
Can storekit also be used to let the user buy a premium subscribtion for your app for a montly fee of lets say 2 dollar?
Did you find an answer to this question?
@@hakankumdakc9233 nope
I'm getting a runtime error after result = product.purchase() that says "Making a purchase without listening for transaction updates risks missing successful purchases. Create a Task to iterate Transaction.updates at launch."
I get the same error. Did you figure it out?
@@CraigBruenell Me too lol anybody of you figured it out?
Check wwdc 2021 Storekit xcode file. There is few functions you need to add.
@@levionmusic hey sorry to bother, but I’ve been stuck trying to figure this out. I’m getting the same error and the in app purchase prompt is not showing up after the first purchase.
I checked the StoreKit transactions and it was there in a waiting state I believe. When I delete the transaction I am able to get them in app prompt again. But now I get neither the prompt or transaction in the transaction list.
You mentioned to look at 2021 WWDC file. May I ask what you were specifically referring too?
This is awesome but can you show us how to implement StoreKit 2 with uiklit instead of SwiftUI ?
Type 'Product' has no member 'request'.
Use ".products(for: [" "])" instead
@@calumhaddow1263 Tnx this worked for me in XCode 15
share don't "teach"😉
Yep
I'm getting a runtime error after result = try await product.purchase(): "Making a purchase without listening for transaction updates risks missing successful purchases. Create a Task to iterate Transaction.updates at launch."
hi) found decision?
@@vladimirstepanov7246 Check wwdc 2021 Storekit xcode file. There is few functions you need to add.