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Same StoreKit config works perfectly in a fresh minimal project. Any known pitfalls or fixes? Happy to share details in a thread.

#StoreKit2 #StoreKit #InAppPurchase #Swift #Xcode

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🌟サブスク実装が一瞬で完成する魔法のツール📱✨
サブスクって難しそうだけど、これ使えば簡単に実装できるとか神✨ iOS26トレンド対応ってのもアツいよね🔥 これで私もアプリ開発者になれるかも😍💖 #Swift #StoreKit2 #iOS開発 #サブスク

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I’m happy to build the payment system in #StoreKit 2, but the server-side requirement is a blocker for me as I’ve no experience with backend development, which makes third-party solutions look tempting.

Any advice from other #Mac developers?

#Swift #StoreKit2 #AppStore

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On #iOS, this seems less of an issue as jailbreaking would usually be required to crack the app. On the #Mac, however, things are quite different. Should I be looking at third-party solutions such as #FreemiumKit, #RevenueCat or #Superwall instead?

#Swift #StoreKit2 #AppStore

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Questions about #StoreKit 2 for #Mac apps: Do I really need a server to verify and validate receipts? From what I understand, this can be done locally on-device, but that may be susceptible to tampering.

#Swift #StoreKit2 #AppStore

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PSA: In App Purchases are not instantly shared via Apple Family Sharing with StoreKit 2. It takes about 15 minutes on average to sync.

The purchase can be fetched by restoring purchases, but it's not very elegant 🥺

#iap #storeKit2

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private struct VerifyProUserModifer: ViewModifier {
  @State private var proUser: ProUser?

  func body(content: Content) -> some View {
    content
      .environment(\.proUser, proUser)
      .subscriptionStatusTask(for: "xxxxxxx") { taskState in
        let isPro: Bool
        if let value = taskState.value {
          isPro = !value
            .filter { $0.state != .revoked && $0.state != .expired }
            .isEmpty
        } else {
          isPro = false
        }
        self.proUser = isPro ? ProUser() : nil
      }
  }
}

private struct VerifyProUserModifer: ViewModifier { @State private var proUser: ProUser? func body(content: Content) -> some View { content .environment(\.proUser, proUser) .subscriptionStatusTask(for: "xxxxxxx") { taskState in let isPro: Bool if let value = taskState.value { isPro = !value .filter { $0.state != .revoked && $0.state != .expired } .isEmpty } else { isPro = false } self.proUser = isPro ? ProUser() : nil } } }

Looking for current #StoreKit2 #SwiftUI guides on In-App Subscriptions.

Is using the subscriptionStatusTask(for groupID: String) modifier truly sufficient to verify a Pro-User?

This is how I've implemented it so far - is it really that straightforward these days?

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Why and How to Migrate from StoreKit 1 to StoreKit 2 We're digging into the reasons and methods to migrate your app from Original Storekit (Storekit 1) to Storekit 2. We also share the bugs in Storekit.

Why and How to Migrate Your App from StoreKit 1 to StoreKit 2

qonversion.io/blog/migrate...

#ios #iosdevelopment #swift #swiftlang #StoreKit1 #StoreKit2 #StoreKit

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