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Extensions for the Play Billing Library to allow fake purchases and transaction management in debug builds.
BillingX uses a local store for sku and purchase information, allowing you to use a BillingClient
implementation to make purchases and query information without needing to connect to the Play Store.
If you interact with the Play Store using anything other than the Play Billing Library then BillingX isn't for you. You should check out Register.
BillingX is currently in super early release. It's being used in production apps (debug variants), but isn't yet complete.
- Implement IAB consumption.
- Add config activity to manage inventory.
- Add support for specifying supported feature return types.
Simply inject the DebugBillingClient
instead of the standard BillingClient
from the support
library. Then you can continue to use the BillingClient
as you normally would.
If you're not using a dependency injection framework like Dagger, you can create a simple factory to get the appropriate instance.
In src/release/java
:
object BillingClientFactory {
fun createBillingClient(activity: Activity, updateListener: PurchasesUpdatedListener): BillingClient {
return BillingClient
.newBuilder(activity)
.enablePendingPurchases()
.setListener(updateListener)
.build()
}
}
In src/debug/java
:
object BillingClientFactory {
fun createBillingClient(activity: Activity, updateListener: PurchasesUpdatedListener): BillingClient {
return DebugBillingClient(
activity = activity,
backgroundExecutor = Executors.diskIO,
purchasesUpdatedListener = updateListener
)
}
}
By default, BillingX uses a built in BillingStore
backed by shared preferences. You can supply
your own BillingStore
to the DebugBillingClient
constructor if you'd prefer to store your
inventory and purchase information elsewhere, like an SQLite database or web service.
object BillingClientFactory {
fun createBillingClient(activity: Activity, updateListener: PurchasesUpdatedListener): BillingClient {
return DebugBillingClient(
activity = activity,
backgroundExecutor = Executors.diskIO,
purchasesUpdatedListener = updateListener,
billingStore = MyBillingStore()
)
}
}
You simply need to create an implementation of the BillingStore
abstract class in your custom class. Note that threading is taken care of in the
DebugBillingClient
so all methods implemented in your custom BillingStore
can be synchronous.
When using the default BillingStore, you must first initialize the inventory before you can make purchases or view products.
The BillingStore
abstract class includes a companion function to retrieve the default store. From
there you can update the products and purchases.
fun setupPurchases(activity: Activity) {
BillingStore.defaultStore(activity)
.clearProducts()
.addProduct(
SkuDetailsBuilder(sku = "com.myapp.weekly", type = BillingClient.SkuType.SUBS,
price = "$3.99", priceAmountMicros = 3990000, priceCurrencyCode = "USD",
title = "Weekly", description = "Weekly Premium Subscription",
subscriptionPeriod = "P1W", freeTrialPeriod = "P1W").build()
)
.addProduct(
SkuDetailsBuilder(sku = "com.myapp.monthly", type = BillingClient.SkuType.SUBS,
price = "$8.99", priceAmountMicros = 8990000, priceCurrencyCode = "USD",
title = "Monthly", description = "Monthly Premium Subscription",
subscriptionPeriod = "P1W", freeTrialPeriod = "P1W").build()
)
.addProduct(
SkuDetailsBuilder(sku = "com.myapp.yearly", type = BillingClient.SkuType.SUBS,
price = "$59.99", priceAmountMicros = 59990000, priceCurrencyCode = "USD",
title = "Yearly", description = "Yearly Premium Subscription",
subscriptionPeriod = "P1W", freeTrialPeriod = "P1W").build()
)
}
Import the billingx library only into your debug builds and use the standard billing support library in your release builds.
debugImplementation 'com.pixiteapps.billingx:billingx:0.9.0'
releaseImplementation 'com.android.billingclient:billing:4.0.0'
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