More info on Introductory Offers is available here. To remind you, auto-renewable subscriptions have an option of an introductory trial period, during which the user can use premium features for free or get a discount on the subscription fee. The Sandbox Account section in the App Store Settings on iPhone now shows test subscriptions, just like with real purchases.Īdditionally, you can now ignore Introductory Offers. Then, purchase tests can be run just like regular tests. For the SKTestSession object, you can set the disableDialogs property to be true. It has an option to disable pop-up dialogs, thereby speeding up the testing process. StoreKit Test Framework allows you to write tests for purchases. StoreKit Transaction Manager stores all the test transactions and allows you to modify them.Ĭlicking on the button opens the manager, which shows all the completed transactions, each of which can be deleted or refunded. In the Target Run settings, select the previously created Configuration file: Then specify using this file instead of App Store.
Auto-Renewable Subscription (The user gets charged a recurring fee for services or content.).Non-Consumable In-App Purchase (can be purchased only once, for example, when unlocking the full version of the app.).Consumable In-App Purchase (can be purchased multiple times, for example, extra lives in a game.).It’s possible to add three types of purchases. To start testing purchases, you first need to add one to your project:Īll the metadata for test purchases will be stored here. StoreKit Configuration Files let you configure products right in Xcode. All the necessary tools are built into Xcode: With the release of the new version of iOS, you can now test purchases locally. Sandbox purchases are not visible in the Subscriptions section of the device settings, unlike purchases made in applications in production.(They also are free in builds distributed through TestFlight.) In this case, purchases for the developer are free. To test purchases, you first need to set up products on App Store Connect and then use the user's sandbox environment and a real device.It is impossible to make a purchase on a simulator (it is only possible to request a list of available purchases).Previously, it was only possible to test purchases and subscriptions in the Sandbox Environment, and that comes with a few limitations: According to the documentation, "StoreKit testing in Xcode is a local test environment where you test in-app purchases without needing to connect to App Store servers."
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