storekit

In iTunes Connect it is possible to give a free trial period for autorenewable subscriptions. App > Manage In App Purchases > Subscription Basic > 1 Month > Offer a free trial? How can I get this information on the client? SKProduct does not have any information about this as I can see. Since we're having a marketing campaign it is very confusing for the end user to not see information about the product has a trial period. Of course it is possible to fetch this kind of information from a server I maintain, but then we'll have the overhead with updating both our server and iTunes Connect. So I

My app uses a subscription model and I´m getting complaints where some users can´t restore their subscription through SKPaymentQueue.restoreCompletedTransactions . They have to delete the app and re download it from the AppStore. I'm not really sure why it is happening only to some of the users, one of them told me he cancel and reactivated through itunes, another about a payment issue. So why do they need to re-download the app? I'm guessing some information is not refreshing properly on the receipt, so I was thinking of using SKReceiptRefreshRequest instead of restoreCompletedTransactions ,

This question already has an answer here: unzip source code in Iphone 2 answers Is there any zip decompression for iPhone? 3 answers After StoreKit downloads the IAP content package it returns an NSURL to me which looks like this: file://localhost/private/var/mobile/Applications/45EF2B3A-3CAB-5A44-4B4A-631A122A4299/Library/Caches/BA32BC55-55DD-3AA4-B4AC-C2A456622229.zip/ Despite all sources I found claiming that StoreKit unzips the content package once downloaded, it hands me over a ZIP. This ZIP probably contains the file structure of the content package. But how do I unzip this? Nishant

I'm implementing in-app purchases for my app (to be released), and providing support for iOS6 and iOS7. My question has to do with differences between non-renewing subscription mechanisms across iOS6 and iOS7, and more specifically about how a restore is implemented. To accommodate both iOS6 and iOS7, I have implemented a server-side solution to enabling a restore. I optionally allow the user to create a username/password that can be used on a different device (or the same device if data is lost) to do a restore. I have most of this basically working but as I've been progressing with my

I'm building an iOS app that will include an IAP with a non-renewing subscription. Apple provides this nugget in their overview of IAP : You are required to deliver non-renewing subscriptions to all devices owned by the user. Non-renewing subscriptions are not automatically synchronized to all devices by Store Kit; you must implement this infrastructure yourself. For example, most subscriptions are provided by an external server; your server would need to implement a mechanism to identify users and associate subscription purchases with the user who purchased them. I would like to follow this

Since 5.0, iOS simulator has StoreKit support so you can debug your In-App purchases without device. But, it has one issue. Once logged in (make In-App purchase) I can't change AppStore login. Settings has not "AppStore" item, so I can't "logout" from account. I tried to delete application from simulator, restart simulator, delete test user from iTunesConnect — no success. Screen of the problem Any idea? Tushar There is another way to log out from that sandbox account without "Reset Content & Settings" . Just remove the files from the following path in your home directory : ~/Library