TPInAppReceipt is a lightweight, pure-Swift library for reading and validating Apple In App Purchase Receipt locally.
- Read all In-App Receipt Attributes
- Validate In-App Purchase Receipt (Signature, Bundle Version and Identifier, Hash)
- Determine Eligibility for Introductory Offer
- Use with StoreKitTest
- Use in Objective-C projects
Note: TPInAppReceipt in Objective-C project - If you want to use TPInAppReceipt in Objective-C project please follow this guide.
To integrate TPInAppReceipt into your project using CocoaPods, specify it in your Podfile:
platform :ios, '12.0'
target 'YOUR_TARGET' do
use_frameworks!
pod 'TPInAppReceipt'
endThen, run the following command:
$ pod installIn any swift file you'd like to use TPInAppReceipt, import the framework with import TPInAppReceipt.
To integrate using Apple's Swift package manager, add the following as a dependency to your Package.swift:
.package(url: "https://github.com/tikhop/TPInAppReceipt.git", .upToNextMajor(from: "3.0.0"))Then, specify "TPInAppReceipt" as a dependency of the Target in which you wish to use TPInAppReceipt.
Lastly, run the following command:
swift package update- iOS 12.0+ / OSX 10.13+
- Swift 5.9+
The InAppReceipt object encapsulates information about a receipt and the purchases associated with it. To validate In-App Purchase Receipt you must create an InAppReceipt object.
To create InAppReceipt object you can either provide a raw receipt data or initialize a local receipt.
do {
/// Initialize receipt
let receipt = try InAppReceipt.localReceipt()
// let receipt = try InAppReceipt() // Returns local receipt
// let receiptData: Data = ...
// let receipt = try InAppReceipt.receipt(from: receiptData)
} catch {
print(error)
}
TPInAppReceipt provides a variety of convenience methods for validating In-App Purchase Receipt:
/// Verify hash
try? receipt.verifyHash()
/// Verify bundle identifier
try? receipt.verifyBundleIdentifier()
/// Verify bundle version
try? receipt.verifyBundleVersion()
/// Verify signature
try? receipt.verifySignature()
/// Validate all at once
do {
try receipt.verify()
} catch IARError.validationFailed(reason: .hashValidation) {
// Do smth
} catch IARError.validationFailed(reason: .bundleIdentifierVerification) {
// Do smth
} catch IARError.validationFailed(reason: .signatureValidation) {
// Do smth
} catch {
// Do smth
}NOTE: Apple recommends to perform receipt validation right after your app is launched. For additional security, you may repeat this check periodically while your application is running. NOTE: If validation fails in iOS, try to refresh the receipt first.
If your App offers introductory pricing for auto-renewable subscriptions, you will need to dispay the correct price, either the intro or regular price.
The InAppReceipt class provides an interface for determining introductory price eligibility. At the simplest, just provide a Set of product identifiers that belong to the same subscription group:
// Check whether user is eligible for any products within the same subscription group
var isEligible = receipt.isEligibleForIntroductoryOffer(for: ["com.test.product.bronze", "com.test.product.silver", "com.test.product.gold"])Note: To determine if a user is eligible for an introductory offer, you must initialize and validate receipt first and only then check for eligibility.
/// Initialize receipt
let receipt = try! InAppReceipt.localReceipt()
/// Base64 Encoded Receipt
let base64Receipt = receipt.base64
/// Check whether receipt contains any purchases
let hasPurchases = receipt.hasPurchases
/// All auto renewable `InAppPurchase`s,
let purchases: [InAppPurchase] = receipt.autoRenewablePurchases
/// all ACTIVE auto renewable `InAppPurchase`s,
let activePurchases: [InAppPurchase] = receipt.activeAutoRenewableSubscriptionPurchases // Retrieve Original TransactionIdentifier for Product Name
receipt.originalTransactionIdentifier(ofProductIdentifier: subscriptionName)
// Retrieve Active Auto Renewable Subscription's Purchases for Product Name and Specific Date
receipt.activeAutoRenewableSubscriptionPurchases(ofProductIdentifier: subscriptionName, forDate: Date())
// Retrieve All Purchases for Product Name
receipt.purchases(ofProductIdentifier: subscriptionName)When necessary, use this method to ensure the receipt you are working with is up-to-date.
InAppReceipt.refresh { (error) in
if let err = error
{
print(err)
} else {
initializeReceipt()
}
}- Apple - About Receipt Validation
- Apple - Receipt Validation Programming Guide
- Apple - Validating Receipts Locally
- fluffy.es - Tutorial: Read and validate in-app purchase receipt locally using TPInAppReceipt
- objc.io - Receipt Validation
TPInAppReceipt is released under an MIT license. See LICENSE for more information.