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itunes-iap v2

Note for v1 users

There was breaking changes between v1 and v2 APIs.

  • Specify version 0.6.6 for latest v1 API when you don't need new APIs.
  • Or use import itunesiap.legacy as itunesiap instead of import itunesiap. (from itunesiap import xxx to from itunesiap.legacy import xxx)

Quick example

Create request to create a request to itunes verify api.

>>> import itunesiap >>> try: >>> response = itunesiap.verify(raw_data) # base64-encoded data >>> except itunesiap.exc.InvalidReceipt as e: >>> print 'invalid receipt' >>> print response.receipt.last_in_app.product_id # other values are also available as property!

Practical values are: product_id, original_transaction_id, quantity, unique_identifier

Quick example with password (Apple Shared Secret)

Create request to create a request to itunes verify api.

>>> import itunesiap >>> try: >>> response = itunesiap.verify(raw_data, password) # Just add password >>> except itunesiap.exc.InvalidReceipt as e: >>> print 'invalid receipt' >>> in_app = response.receipt.last_in_app # Get the latest receipt returned by Apple

Verification policy

Set verification mode for production or sandbox api. Review mode also available for appstore review.

>>> import itunesiap >>> with itunesiap.env.review: >>> response = itunesiap.verify(raw_data) # review enables both production and sandbox for appstore review. production, sandbox, review or default possible.

Or

>>> import itunesiap >>> itunesiap.env.review.push() # explicitly pushed context >>> response = request.verify()

Or

>>> import itunesiap >>> with itunesiap.env.current().clone(use_sandbox=True): # additional change for current environment. >>> response = itunesiap.verify(raw_data)

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