#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdbool.h>

Typedefs
Public (opaque) object types.
These are object types you will use in the API.
typedef struct BIAP_AppStore	BIAP_AppStore

typedef struct BIAP_ProductResponseData	BIAP_ProductResponseData

typedef struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData	BIAP_TransactionResponseData

typedef struct BIAP_Product	BIAP_Product

Functions
Setup/Initialization Functions
These functions setup and create your app store connection.
void	BIAP_RegisterKey (enum BIAP_StoreName store_name, const char *the_key)
	Allows you to register your public key for the app stores that require it. More...

void	BIAP_Init (void)
	Initializes the library. More...

bool	BIAP_IsInit (void)
	Has the library been initialized? More...

void	BIAP_Quit (void)
	Shuts down the library. More...

struct BIAP_AppStore *	BIAP_CreateAppStore (enum BIAP_StoreName store_name, void native_platform_context, BIAP_ProductResponse product_response_callback, BIAP_TransactionResponse transaction_response_callback, void user_data)
	Creates and starts a connection to the app store. More...

void	BIAP_StartAppStore (struct BIAP_AppStore *app_store)
	Starts the app store. More...

void	BIAP_FreeAppStore (struct BIAP_AppStore *app_store)
	Disconnects and frees your app store instance. More...

Core Workflow Functions
These functions are the core/primary functions to interact with the app store.
enum BIAP_StoreName	BIAP_GetAppStoreName (struct BIAP_AppStore *app_store)
	Gets the name of the app store you are connected with. More...

void	BIAP_RequestProducts (struct BIAP_AppStore app_store, const char nonconsumable_product_identifier_list[], size_t num_nonconsumables, const char consumable_product_identifier_list[], size_t num_consumables, const char subscription_product_identifier_list[], size_t num_subscriptions)
	Requests product information from your connected app store. More...

void	BIAP_PurchaseProduct (struct BIAP_ProductResponseData callback_data, struct BIAP_Product the_product)
	Purchases the specified product from the app store. More...

void	BIAP_FinishTransaction (struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData *callback_data)
	For those that require it, notifies the app store that the transaction is finished. More...

void	BIAP_ConsumePurchase (struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData *callback_data_of_purchase)
	Consumes a consumable purchased product. More...

void	BIAP_RestorePurchases (struct BIAP_AppStore *app_store)
	Requests all purchases a user has bought from the app store. More...

Functions for getting Product Properties
These functions return the product properties contained inside a BIAP_ProductResponseData during your product callbacks. Warning To prevent you from more memory management, all BIAP_GetProduct* property APIs that return pointers are internal pointers from the BIAP_ProductResponseData object, so you must not free the BIAP_ProductResponseData object until after you are done using those pointers.
struct BIAP_AppStore *	BIAP_GetProductAppStore (struct BIAP_ProductResponseData *callback_data)
	Gets the app store handle that this callback originated from. More...

enum BIAP_EventType	BIAP_GetProductEventType (struct BIAP_ProductResponseData *callback_data)
	Gets the BIAP_EventType associated with this callback data. More...

const char *	BIAP_GetProductErrorString (struct BIAP_ProductResponseData *callback_data)
	Gets the error string associated with this callback data. More...

size_t	BIAP_GetProductsListCount (struct BIAP_ProductResponseData *callback_data)
	Gets the number of valid products returned from your product request. More...

struct BIAP_Product *	BIAP_GetProductInList (struct BIAP_ProductResponseData *callback_data, size_t list_index)
	Gets a valid product from a list of valid products returned from your product request. More...

struct BIAP_Product *	BIAP_GetProductWithIdentifier (struct BIAP_ProductResponseData callback_data, const char product_identifer)
	Searches and returns a valid product from a list of valid products returned from your product request by the product identifier you specify. More...

const char *	BIAP_GetProductTitle (struct BIAP_ProductResponseData callback_data, struct BIAP_Product product_object)
	Gets the product title string for the specified product. More...

const char *	BIAP_GetProductDescription (struct BIAP_ProductResponseData callback_data, struct BIAP_Product product_object)
	Gets the product description string for the specified product. More...

const char *	BIAP_GetProductIdentifier (struct BIAP_ProductResponseData callback_data, struct BIAP_Product product_object)
	Gets the product identifier string associated with this product. More...

const char *	BIAP_GetProductLocalizedPrice (struct BIAP_ProductResponseData callback_data, struct BIAP_Product product_object)
	Gets the product localized price string for the specified product. More...

size_t	BIAP_GetInvalidProductsListCount (struct BIAP_ProductResponseData *callback_data)
	Gets the number of invalid products returned from your product request. More...

const char *	BIAP_GetInvalidProductIdentifier (struct BIAP_ProductResponseData *callback_data, size_t list_index)
	Gets a invalid product from a list of invalid products returned from your product request. More...

Functions for getting Transaction Properties
These functions return the transaction properties contained inside a BIAP_TransactionResponseData during your transaction callbacks. Warning To prevent you from more memory management, all BIAP_GetTransaction* property APIs that return pointers are internal pointers from the BIAP_TransactionResponseData object, so you must not free the BIAP_TransactionResponseData object until after you are done using those pointers.
struct BIAP_AppStore *	BIAP_GetTransactionAppStore (struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData *callback_data)
	Gets the app store handle that this callback originated from. More...

enum BIAP_EventType	BIAP_GetTransactionEventType (struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData *callback_data)
	Gets the BIAP_EventType associated with this callback data. More...

const char *	BIAP_GetTransactionErrorString (struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData *callback_data)
	Gets the error string associated with this callback data. More...

enum BIAP_FailedTransactionType	BIAP_GetTransactionErrorType (struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData *callback_data)
	Gets the BIAP_FailedTransactionType associated with this callback data. More...

const char *	BIAP_GetTransactionProductIdentifier (struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData *callback_data)
	Gets the product identifier string associated with this callback data. More...

long long	BIAP_GetTransactionPurchaseTime (struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData *callback_data)
	Gets the transaction purchase time in milliseconds since Epoch (Unix 1970). More...

long long	BIAP_GetTransactionOriginalPurchaseTime (struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData *callback_data)
	(Android-only) Gets the original transaction purchase time in milliseconds since Epoch (Unix 1970). More...

const char *	BIAP_GetTransactionOriginalJson (struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData *callback_data)
	(Android-only) Gets the JSON formatted receipt for a transaction. More...

(Apple) Receipt APIs
These functions allow you to interact with Apple's receipt system. They are safe to call on Android, but will not have any useful effect.
void	BIAP_RequestReceiptRefresh (struct BIAP_AppStore *app_store)
	(Apple-only) Refreshes the user's purchases receipt on the file system. More...

const char *	BIAP_GetReceiptPath (struct BIAP_AppStore *app_store)
	(Apple-only) Gets the path to the receipt on the file system. More...

Debugging APIs
These functions are releated to debugging.
void	BIAP_SetDebugLogging (bool should_enable)
	Enables extra debug log messages in the library. More...

bool	BIAP_IsDebugLogging (void)
	Returns whether debug logging is enabled. More...

Platform Specific APIs
These functions are special platform specific APIs that only exist on specific platforms.
bool	BIAP_Android_HandleOnActivityResult (void jni_env, void original_activity, int32_t request_code, int32_t result_code, void *intent_data)
	(Android-only) Call this function in your Android Activity's onActivityResult method. More...

Store Name constants
These are constants you should use to distinguish between the different stores.
enum	BIAP_StoreName { BIAP_STORE_UNKNOWN = -2, BIAP_STORE_DEFAULT = -1, BIAP_STORE_NONE = 0, BIAP_STORE_APPLE, BIAP_STORE_GOOGLEPLAY, BIAP_STORE_AMAZON, BIAP_STORE_SAMSUNG, BIAP_STORE_NOKIA, BIAP_STORE_APPLAND, BIAP_STORE_APTOIDE, BIAP_STORE_APPMALL, BIAP_STORE_SLIDEME, BIAP_STORE_YANDEX, BIAP_STORE_FORTUMO, BIAP_STORE_SKUBIT, BIAP_STORE_SKUBITTEST, BIAP_STORE_WINDOWSSTORE }

typedef enum BIAP_StoreName	BIAP_StoreName

Callback Event Types
Each callback also provides you an BIAP_EventType so you can identify the purpose of the callback. And for failed transactions, you may also get the the BIAP_FailedTransactionType to identify a more specific reason for the failure.
enum	BIAP_EventType { BIAP_EVENT_UNKNOWN = 0, BIAP_EVENT_INIT_FAILED, BIAP_EVENT_INIT_FINISHED, BIAP_EVENT_REQUEST_FAILED, BIAP_EVENT_PRODUCT_REQUEST, BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_FAILED, BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_PURCHASING, BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_PURCHASED, BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_PURCHASE_CANCELLED, BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_PURCHASE_REFUNDED, BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_RESTORED, BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_RESTORE_FINISHED, BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_RESTORE_FAILED, BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_DEFFERED, BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_CONSUMED, BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_CONSUMED_FAILED, BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_REQUEST_FINISHED, BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_REQUEST_FAILED }
	These event types are given to you for every callback so you distingush the purpose of the event. More...

enum	BIAP_FailedTransactionType { BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_NONE = -1, BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_OTHER_ERROR = 0, BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_USER_CANCELLED, BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_PAYMENT_INVALID, BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_PAYMENT_NOT_ALLOWED, BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_CLIENT_INVALID, BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_BILLING_UNAVAILABLE, BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_ITEM_UNAVAILABLE, BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_ITEM_ALREADY_OWNED, BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_DEVELOPER_ERROR, BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_NOT_SUPPORTED }
	For an error in a transaction event, this sub-type can help you determine the reason for the failure. More...

typedef enum BIAP_EventType	BIAP_EventType

typedef enum BIAP_FailedTransactionType	BIAP_FailedTransactionType

Callback Functions
There are two callback functions you must provide. One is for receiving product information. The other is for all other (transaction) information.
typedef void(*	BIAP_ProductResponse) (enum BIAP_EventType callback_type, struct BIAP_ProductResponseData callback_data, void user_data)
	This is the function signature for your Product callbacks. More...

typedef void(*	BIAP_TransactionResponse) (enum BIAP_EventType callback_type, struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData callback_data, void user_data)
	This is the function signature for your Transaction callbacks. More...

void	BIAP_FreeProductResponseData (struct BIAP_ProductResponseData *callback_data)
	Frees the memory for the BIAP_ProductResponseData that was created for you in the Product callback. More...

void	BIAP_FreeTransactionResponseData (struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData *callback_data)
	Frees the memory for the BIAP_TransactionResponseData that was created for you in the Transaction callback. More...

Typedef Documentation

◆ BIAP_AppStore

typedef struct BIAP_AppStore BIAP_AppStore

◆ BIAP_EventType

typedef enum BIAP_EventType BIAP_EventType

◆ BIAP_FailedTransactionType

typedef enum BIAP_FailedTransactionType BIAP_FailedTransactionType

◆ BIAP_Product

typedef struct BIAP_Product BIAP_Product

◆ BIAP_ProductResponse

typedef void(* BIAP_ProductResponse) (enum BIAP_EventType callback_type, struct BIAP_ProductResponseData *callback_data, void *user_data)

This is the function signature for your Product callbacks.

This is the function signature for your Product callbacks. The function you create must be passed to BIAP_CreateAppStore and all product callbacks will be sent to your function.

Parameters

callback_type	This tells you the status of your network request, typically BIAP_EVENT_PRODUCT_REQUEST or BIAP_EVENT_REQUEST_FAILED.
callback_data	This contains all the data sent to you from your product request. Use the BIAP_GetProduct* functions on this object to pull out the proerties you want. You must free this object with BIAP_FreeProductResponseData when you are done with it.
user_data	This is the same pointer you passed as user data when you called BIAP_CreateAppStore.

Warning: Every callback invocation creates a new BIAP_ProductResponseData object. You are required to free these objects when you are done with them by calling BIAP_FreeProductResponseData. To prevent you from more memory management, all BIAP_GetProduct* property APIs that return pointers, return internal pointers from the BIAP_ProductResponseData object, so you must not free the object until after you are done with all those pointers.

See also: BIAP_CreateAppStore BIAP_FreeProductResponseData and the BIAP_GetProduct* family of functions.

◆ BIAP_ProductResponseData

typedef struct BIAP_ProductResponseData BIAP_ProductResponseData

◆ BIAP_StoreName

typedef enum BIAP_StoreName BIAP_StoreName

◆ BIAP_TransactionResponse

typedef void(* BIAP_TransactionResponse) (enum BIAP_EventType callback_type, struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData *callback_data, void *user_data)

This is the function signature for your Transaction callbacks.

This is the function signature for your Transaction callbacks. This is the catch all for all callbacks not in the Product callback category. The function you create must be passed to BIAP_CreateAppStore and all product callbacks will be sent to your function.

Parameters

callback_type	This tells you the status of your network request.
callback_data	This contains all the data sent to you from your product request. Use the BIAP_GetTransaction* functions on this object to pull out the proerties you want. You must free this object with BIAP_FreeTransactionResponseData when you are done with it.
user_data	This is the same pointer you passed as user data when you called BIAP_CreateAppStore.

Warning: Every callback invocation creates a new BIAP_TransactionResponse object. You are required to free these objects when you are done with them by calling BIAP_FreeTransactionResponseData. To prevent you from more memory management, all BIAP_GetTransaction* property APIs that return pointers, return internal pointers from the BIAP_TransactionResponseData object, so you must not free the object until after you are done with all those pointers.

See also: BIAP_CreateAppStore BIAP_FreeTransactionResponseData and the BIAP_GetTransaction* family of functions.

◆ BIAP_TransactionResponseData

typedef struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData BIAP_TransactionResponseData

Enumeration Type Documentation

◆ BIAP_EventType

enum BIAP_EventType

These event types are given to you for every callback so you distingush the purpose of the event.

Enumerator
BIAP_EVENT_UNKNOWN	products & transactions
BIAP_EVENT_INIT_FAILED	transaction
BIAP_EVENT_INIT_FINISHED	transaction
BIAP_EVENT_REQUEST_FAILED	products & transactions
BIAP_EVENT_PRODUCT_REQUEST	products
BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_FAILED	transaction
BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_PURCHASING	transaction, Apple-only
BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_PURCHASED	transaction
BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_PURCHASE_CANCELLED	transaction, Android-only
BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_PURCHASE_REFUNDED	transaction, Android-only
BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_RESTORED	transaction
BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_RESTORE_FINISHED	transaction
BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_RESTORE_FAILED	transaction
BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_DEFFERED	transaction, Apple-only
BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_CONSUMED	transaction
BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_CONSUMED_FAILED	transaction
BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_REQUEST_FINISHED	transaction
BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_REQUEST_FAILED	transaction

◆ BIAP_FailedTransactionType

enum BIAP_FailedTransactionType

For an error in a transaction event, this sub-type can help you determine the reason for the failure.

Enumerator
BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_NONE
BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_OTHER_ERROR
BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_USER_CANCELLED
BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_PAYMENT_INVALID	Apple.
BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_PAYMENT_NOT_ALLOWED	Apple.
BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_CLIENT_INVALID	Apple.
BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_BILLING_UNAVAILABLE	Android.
BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_ITEM_UNAVAILABLE	Android.
BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_ITEM_ALREADY_OWNED	Android.
BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_DEVELOPER_ERROR	Android.
BIAP_FAILED_TRANSACTION_NOT_SUPPORTED	ex: calling RefreshReceipt on Android

◆ BIAP_StoreName

enum BIAP_StoreName

Enumerator
BIAP_STORE_UNKNOWN
BIAP_STORE_DEFAULT
BIAP_STORE_NONE
BIAP_STORE_APPLE
BIAP_STORE_GOOGLEPLAY
BIAP_STORE_AMAZON
BIAP_STORE_SAMSUNG
BIAP_STORE_NOKIA
BIAP_STORE_APPLAND
BIAP_STORE_APTOIDE
BIAP_STORE_APPMALL
BIAP_STORE_SLIDEME
BIAP_STORE_YANDEX
BIAP_STORE_FORTUMO
BIAP_STORE_SKUBIT
BIAP_STORE_SKUBITTEST
BIAP_STORE_WINDOWSSTORE

Function Documentation

◆ BIAP_Android_HandleOnActivityResult()

bool BIAP_Android_HandleOnActivityResult	(	void *	jni_env,
		void *	original_activity,
		int32_t	request_code,
		int32_t	result_code,
		void *	intent_data
	)

(Android-only) Call this function in your Android Activity's onActivityResult method.

Call this function in your Android Activity's onActivityResult method.

Parameters

jni_env	The JNIEnv* you need to work with your JNI environment. (This was casted to void* to avoid needing the jni.h header which pollutes the namespace and sometimes causes problems.)
original_activity	The Activity you are using to manage the store. This is expected to be the same activity you passed to BIAP_CreateAppStore. (This was casted to void* to avoid needing the jni.h header which pollutes the namespace and sometimes causes problems.)
request_code	The request_code you get from your Activity's onActivityResult callback.
result_code	The result_code you get from your Activity's onActivityResult callback.
intent_data	The intent_data you get from your Activity's onActivityResult callback. (This was casted to void* to avoid needing the jni.h header which pollutes the namespace and sometimes causes problems.)

Returns: Returns true if the underlying implemention (OpenIAB) handled the result, false otherwise.

Note: For those working directly in Java, as a convenience, instead of directly calling this C function, you may call this Java method: public static boolean com.blurrrsdk.blrinapppurchase.BLRInterfaceHelper.handleActivityResult(Activity original_activity, int request_code, int result_code, Intent intent_data).; This function only exists on Android and is not callable on other platforms.

◆ BIAP_ConsumePurchase()

void BIAP_ConsumePurchase ( struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData * callback_data_of_purchase )

Consumes a consumable purchased product.

For app stores that track consumable status, this will send a request/notification to the app store that the product will be consumed.

Parameters

callback_data_of_purchase This is the callback data containing the purchase of the product the user wishes to consume. You may get this object from either the original BIAP_PurchaseProduct/BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_PURCHASED callback or from calling BIAP_RestorePurchases/BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_RESTORED callback.

Note: Stores like Google Play require you to use this API for consumables because they will not allow users to purchase the item again until it has been consumed.; Be advised that because this is a network request, there may be a considerable delay between your request time and server acknowledgement. Factor this into how you allow users to consume their consumables.; Apple does not track consumables and thus does not have a native API for this. As a convenience, BLRInAppPurchase generates a fake successful BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_CONSUMED event.

See also: BIAP_PurchaseProduct BIAP_RestorePurchases

◆ BIAP_CreateAppStore()

struct BIAP_AppStore* BIAP_CreateAppStore	(	enum BIAP_StoreName	store_name,
		void *	native_platform_context,
		BIAP_ProductResponse	product_response_callback,
		BIAP_TransactionResponse	transaction_response_callback,
		void *	user_data
	)

Creates and starts a connection to the app store.

Creates and starts a connection to the app store and returns an instance to the handle.

Parameters

store_name	Reserved for future use. For now, pass BIAP_STORE_DEFAULT. It will autodetect the store the use. On Apple, it uses the Apple store. On Android, autodetection looks at how the app was installed and what permissions are set.
native_platform_context	For Android, you must pass the JNI jobject of the Activity instance that will display your store. SDL users: use SDL_AndroidGetActivity(). Other platforms may pass NULL.
product_response_callback	The function pointer to your function for handling product callbacks.
transaction_response_callback	The function pointer to your function for handling all other callbacks besides products.
user_data	Any pointer you pass here will be passed back to you during a callback.

Returns: Returns a handle for the store you created.

Note: Call BIAP_StartAppStore after this to get things going.; Most use cases only ever need to create one store instance. However, it is possible to create multiple store instances. For example one potential use case is that since Android Activities are isolated and hard to coordinate data with the rest of your app, you could have difference instances for different activities. However, it is not advised to try to keep multiple store instances simultaneously running.

See also: BIAP_FreeAppStore BIAP_StartAppStore BIAP_GetAppStoreName

◆ BIAP_FinishTransaction()

void BIAP_FinishTransaction ( struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData * callback_data )

For those that require it, notifies the app store that the transaction is finished.

For those that require it, notifies the app store that the transaction is finished. You must call this following every successful transaction, otherwise Apple will assume the transaction was interrupted and will attempt to resume in the future, such as the next application launch. If you are offering the item as downloadable content, do not call this function until after the download is complete.

Parameters

callback_data The transaction you were handed in your BIAP_TransactionResponse callback which you want to declare as finished.

Note: Apple requires this, but Android stores do not have an API like this. However as a convenince, it is safe to call this on Android so you can keep your code the same for all platforms.

See also: BIAP_PurchaseProduct

◆ BIAP_FreeAppStore()

void BIAP_FreeAppStore ( struct BIAP_AppStore * app_store )

Disconnects and frees your app store instance.

Parameters

app_store The app store instance you want to free.

◆ BIAP_FreeProductResponseData()

void BIAP_FreeProductResponseData ( struct BIAP_ProductResponseData * callback_data )

Frees the memory for the BIAP_ProductResponseData that was created for you in the Product callback.

Parameters

callback_data The data created for you in a callback which you want to free.

◆ BIAP_FreeTransactionResponseData()

void BIAP_FreeTransactionResponseData ( struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData * callback_data )

Frees the memory for the BIAP_TransactionResponseData that was created for you in the Transaction callback.

Parameters

callback_data The data created for you in a callback which you want to free.

◆ BIAP_GetAppStoreName()

enum BIAP_StoreName BIAP_GetAppStoreName ( struct BIAP_AppStore * app_store )

Gets the name of the app store you are connected with.

Returns: Returns the enum constant of the app store you are in use. When there is no store, it returns BIAP_STORE_NONE.

Warning: This is only guaranteed to return a valid store after the BIAP_EVENT_INIT_FINISHED callback event has happened. Otherwise the store may be BIAP_STORE_NONE.

◆ BIAP_GetInvalidProductIdentifier()

const char* BIAP_GetInvalidProductIdentifier	(	struct BIAP_ProductResponseData *	callback_data,
		size_t	list_index
	)

Gets a invalid product from a list of invalid products returned from your product request.

Gets a invalid product from a list of invalid products returned from your product request. Invalid products are products you requested in your product request, but do not exist on the server. The callback_data is a container that contains a list of all the products you requested. This function will let you retrieve a product by array index.

Parameters

callback_data	The object containing all the data associated with a callback event you wish to operate on.
list_index	The index location of the invalid product string you want to retrieve. Array indices start counting at 0.

Returns: Returns a string to an invalid product or NULL if one doesn't exist at the specified location. Do not call free() on this returned value. It is an internal pointer to data contained in the callback_data. Do not free the callback_data until you are done with the product.
size_t number_of_invalid_products = BIAP_GetInvalidProductsListCount(callback_data);
for(size_t i=0; i<number_of_invalid_products; i++)
{
const char* invalid_product_identifier = BIAP_GetInvalidProductIdentifier(callback_data, i);
SDL_Log("Invalid Product Identifier: %s", invalid_product_identifier);
}

See also: BIAP_GetInvalidProductsListCount

◆ BIAP_GetInvalidProductsListCount()

size_t BIAP_GetInvalidProductsListCount ( struct BIAP_ProductResponseData * callback_data )

Gets the number of invalid products returned from your product request.

Gets the number of invalid products returned from your product request. Invalid products are products you requested in your product request, but do not exist on the server. The callback_data is a container that contains all the products you requested. This function will tell you how many valid products are in there.

Parameters

callback_data The object containing all the data associated with a callback event you wish to operate on.

Returns: Returns the number of valid products in the callback_data.

See also: BIAP_GetInvalidProductIdentifier to retrieve invalid products from the callback_data.

◆ BIAP_GetProductAppStore()

struct BIAP_AppStore* BIAP_GetProductAppStore ( struct BIAP_ProductResponseData * callback_data )

Gets the app store handle that this callback originated from.

Returns: The app store handle.

◆ BIAP_GetProductDescription()

const char* BIAP_GetProductDescription	(	struct BIAP_ProductResponseData *	callback_data,
		struct BIAP_Product *	product_object
	)

Gets the product description string for the specified product.

Gets the product description string for the specified product. This is information returned by the app store and may be localized.

Parameters

callback_data	The object containing all the data associated with a callback event you wish to operate on.
product_object	The product you wish to operate on. It should have originated from the same callback_data you are passing.

Returns: Returns the description string. Do not call free() on this string. It is an internal pointer to data contained in the callback_data. Do not free the callback_data until you are done with the string or make your own copy of the string. Will always return an empty string instead of NULL.

◆ BIAP_GetProductErrorString()

const char* BIAP_GetProductErrorString ( struct BIAP_ProductResponseData * callback_data )

Gets the error string associated with this callback data.

Gets the error string associated with this callback data in the case that the callback was for an error condition.

Parameters

callback_data The object containing all the data associated with a callback event you wish to operate on.

Returns: Returns the error string. Do not call free() on this string. It is an internal pointer to data contained in the callback_data. Do not free the callback_data until you are done with the string or make your own copy of the string. Will always return an empty string instead of NULL.

◆ BIAP_GetProductEventType()

enum BIAP_EventType BIAP_GetProductEventType ( struct BIAP_ProductResponseData * callback_data )

Gets the BIAP_EventType associated with this callback data.

Gets the BIAP_EventType associated with this callback data. This is the same value that was given to you in the callback event. This is provided as a convenience.

Parameters

callback_data The object containing all the data associated with a callback event you wish to operate on.

Returns: Returns the event type associated with this callback data.

◆ BIAP_GetProductIdentifier()

const char* BIAP_GetProductIdentifier	(	struct BIAP_ProductResponseData *	callback_data,
		struct BIAP_Product *	product_object
	)

Gets the product identifier string associated with this product.

Parameters

callback_data	The object containing all the data associated with a callback event you wish to operate on.
product_object	The product you wish to operate on. It should have originated from the same callback_data you are passing.

Returns: Returns the product identifier string. Do not call free() on this string. It is an internal pointer to data contained in the callback_data. Do not free the callback_data until you are done with the string or make your own copy of the string. Will always return an empty string instead of NULL.

◆ BIAP_GetProductInList()

struct BIAP_Product* BIAP_GetProductInList	(	struct BIAP_ProductResponseData *	callback_data,
		size_t	list_index
	)

Gets a valid product from a list of valid products returned from your product request.

Gets a valid product from a list of valid products returned from your product request. The callback_data is a container that contains a list of all the products you requested. This function will let you retrieve a product by array index.

Parameters

callback_data	The object containing all the data associated with a callback event you wish to operate on.
list_index	The index location of the product you want to retrieve. Array indices start counting at 0.

Returns: Returns a pointer to a valid product or NULL if one doesn't exist at the specified location. Do not call free() on this returned value. It is an internal pointer to data contained in the callback_data. Do not free the callback_data until you are done with the product.
size_t number_of_valid_products = BIAP_GetProductsListCount(callback_data);
for(size_t i=0; i<number_of_valid_products; i++)
{
struct BIAP_Product* current_product = BIAP_GetProductInList(callback_data, i);
const char* product_identifier = BIAP_GetProductIdentifier(callback_data, current_product);
const char* product_title = BIAP_GetProductTitle(callback_data, current_product);
const char* product_description = BIAP_GetProductDescription(callback_data, current_product);
const char* localized_price = BIAP_GetLocalizedPrice(callback_data, current_product);
SDL_Log("Product Identifier: %s\n"
"Product Title: %s\n"
"Product Description: %s\n"
"Localized Price: %s\n",
product_identifier,
product_title,
product_description,
localized_price
);
}

See also: BIAP_GetProductsListCount

◆ BIAP_GetProductLocalizedPrice()

const char* BIAP_GetProductLocalizedPrice	(	struct BIAP_ProductResponseData *	callback_data,
		struct BIAP_Product *	product_object
	)

Gets the product localized price string for the specified product.

Gets the product localized price string for the specified product. This is information returned by the app store and will already have the correct price for the user's region. The string also is properly localized and contains the correct currency symbols and formatting, e.g. $0.99.

Parameters

callback_data	The object containing all the data associated with a callback event you wish to operate on.
product_object	The product you wish to operate on. It should have originated from the same callback_data you are passing.

Returns: Returns the description string. Do not call free() on this string. It is an internal pointer to data contained in the callback_data. Do not free the callback_data until you are done with the string or make your own copy of the string. Will always return an empty string instead of NULL.

◆ BIAP_GetProductsListCount()

size_t BIAP_GetProductsListCount ( struct BIAP_ProductResponseData * callback_data )

Gets the number of valid products returned from your product request.

Gets the number of valid products returned from your product request. The callback_data is a container that contains all the products you requested. This function will tell you how many valid products are in there.

Parameters

callback_data The object containing all the data associated with a callback event you wish to operate on.

Returns: Returns the number of valid products in the callback_data.

See also: BIAP_GetProductInList or BIAP_GetProductWithIdentifier to retrieve products from the callback_data.

◆ BIAP_GetProductTitle()

const char* BIAP_GetProductTitle	(	struct BIAP_ProductResponseData *	callback_data,
		struct BIAP_Product *	product_object
	)

Gets the product title string for the specified product.

Gets the product title string for the specified product. This is information returned by the app store and may be localized.

Parameters

callback_data	The object containing all the data associated with a callback event you wish to operate on.
product_object	The product you wish to operate on. It should have originated from the same callback_data you are passing.

Returns: Returns the title string. Do not call free() on this string. It is an internal pointer to data contained in the callback_data. Do not free the callback_data until you are done with the string or make your own copy of the string. Will always return an empty string instead of NULL.

◆ BIAP_GetProductWithIdentifier()

struct BIAP_Product* BIAP_GetProductWithIdentifier	(	struct BIAP_ProductResponseData *	callback_data,
		const char *	product_identifer
	)

Searches and returns a valid product from a list of valid products returned from your product request by the product identifier you specify.

Searches and returns a valid product from a list of valid products returned from your product request by the product identifier you specify. The callback_data is a container that contains a list of all the products you requested. This function will let you retrieve a product by the product identifier name.

Parameters

callback_data	The object containing all the data associated with a callback event you wish to operate on.
product_identifer	The product identifier of the product you want to retrieve.

Returns: Returns a pointer to a valid product or NULL if one doesn't exist at the specified location. Do not call free() on this returned value. It is an internal pointer to data contained in the callback_data. Do not free the callback_data until you are done with the product. Will always return an empty string instead of NULL.

◆ BIAP_GetReceiptPath()

const char* BIAP_GetReceiptPath ( struct BIAP_AppStore * app_store )

(Apple-only) Gets the path to the receipt on the file system.

Gets the path to the receipt on the file system. Use BIAP_RequestReceiptRefresh to make sure the receipt exists and is up-to-date.

Parameters

app_store The app store handle you want to request from.

Returns: Returns an empty string if a receipt does not exist or a string containing the path to the receipt. Do not call free() on this string. Will always return an empty string instead of NULL.

Note: This is only useful for Apple platforms. You will get NULL on other platforms.

See also: BIAP_RequestReceiptRefresh BIAP_GetTransactionOriginalJson

◆ BIAP_GetTransactionAppStore()

struct BIAP_AppStore* BIAP_GetTransactionAppStore ( struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData * callback_data )

Gets the app store handle that this callback originated from.

Returns: The app store handle.

◆ BIAP_GetTransactionErrorString()

const char* BIAP_GetTransactionErrorString ( struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData * callback_data )

Gets the error string associated with this callback data.

Gets the error string associated with this callback data in the case that the callback was for an error condition.

Parameters

callback_data The object containing all the data associated with a callback event you wish to operate on.

Returns: Returns the error string. Do not call free() on this string. It is an internal pointer to data contained in the callback_data. Do not free the callback_data until you are done with the string or make your own copy of the string. Will always return an empty string instead of NULL.

◆ BIAP_GetTransactionErrorType()

enum BIAP_FailedTransactionType BIAP_GetTransactionErrorType ( struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData * callback_data )

Gets the BIAP_FailedTransactionType associated with this callback data.

Gets the BIAP_FailedTransactionType associated with this callback data in the case that the callback was for an error condition.

Parameters

callback_data The object containing all the data associated with a callback event you wish to operate on.

Returns: Returns the failure type associated with this callback data.

◆ BIAP_GetTransactionEventType()

enum BIAP_EventType BIAP_GetTransactionEventType ( struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData * callback_data )

Gets the BIAP_EventType associated with this callback data.

Gets the BIAP_EventType associated with this callback data. This is the same value that was given to you in the callback event. This is provided as a convenience.

Parameters

callback_data The object containing all the data associated with a callback event you wish to operate on.

Returns: Returns the event type associated with this callback data.

◆ BIAP_GetTransactionOriginalJson()

const char* BIAP_GetTransactionOriginalJson ( struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData * callback_data )

(Android-only) Gets the JSON formatted receipt for a transaction.

Parameters

callback_data The object containing all the data associated with a callback event you wish to operate on. This must be an object that was actually purchased, received with an event type of BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_PURCHASED or BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_RESTORED.

Returns: Returns the JSON formatted receipt string. Do not call free() on this string. It is an internal pointer to data contained in the callback_data. Do not free the callback_data until you are done with the string or make your own copy of the string. Will always return an empty string instead of NULL.

See also: BIAP_GetReceiptPath BIAP_RequestReceiptRefresh

◆ BIAP_GetTransactionOriginalPurchaseTime()

long long BIAP_GetTransactionOriginalPurchaseTime ( struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData * callback_data )

(Android-only) Gets the original transaction purchase time in milliseconds since Epoch (Unix 1970).

Parameters

callback_data The object containing all the data associated with a callback event you wish to operate on. This must be an object that was actually purchased, received with an event type of BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_PURCHASED or BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_RESTORED.

Returns: The transaction purchase time in milliseconds since Epoch (Unix 1970). 0 if not available.

◆ BIAP_GetTransactionProductIdentifier()

const char* BIAP_GetTransactionProductIdentifier ( struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData * callback_data )

Gets the product identifier string associated with this callback data.

Parameters

callback_data The object containing all the data associated with a callback event you wish to operate on.

Returns: Returns the product identifier string. Do not call free() on this string. It is an internal pointer to data contained in the callback_data. Do not free the callback_data until you are done with the string or make your own copy of the string. Will always return an empty string instead of NULL.

◆ BIAP_GetTransactionPurchaseTime()

long long BIAP_GetTransactionPurchaseTime ( struct BIAP_TransactionResponseData * callback_data )

Gets the transaction purchase time in milliseconds since Epoch (Unix 1970).

Parameters

callback_data The object containing all the data associated with a callback event you wish to operate on. This must be an object that was actually purchased, received with an event type of BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_PURCHASED or BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_RESTORED.

Returns: The transaction purchase time in milliseconds since Epoch (Unix 1970).

◆ BIAP_Init()

void BIAP_Init ( void )

Initializes the library.

Warning: Please take care to not call multiple times without being paired with BIAP_Quit. Some platforms (notably Android) indiscriminately reset everything and may leak if BIAP_Quit is not used.

See also: BIAP_IsInit BIAP_Quit

◆ BIAP_IsDebugLogging()

bool BIAP_IsDebugLogging ( void )

Returns whether debug logging is enabled.

Returns: True if debug logging is enabled, false otherwise

See also: BIAP_SetDebugLogging

◆ BIAP_IsInit()

bool BIAP_IsInit ( void )

Has the library been initialized?

Returns whether the library been initialized.

Returns: Returns true if initialized, false otherwise.

See also: BIAP_Init BIAP_Quit

◆ BIAP_PurchaseProduct()

void BIAP_PurchaseProduct	(	struct BIAP_ProductResponseData *	callback_data,
		struct BIAP_Product *	the_product
	)

Purchases the specified product from the app store.

Begins the sequence of events to allow the user to purchase an item from the app store. The results of the transaction will be returned in your BIAP_TransactionResponse callback. BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_PURCHASED and BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_FAILED are the two most important events to look for during this transaction. Other events may also trigger during this process depending on the app store in use.

Parameters

callback_data	This is the callback data containing the product you want to purchase, which was originally handed to you during your BIAP_ProductResponse callback from calling BIAP_RequestProducts.
the_product	This is the specific product you want to purchase. This object was pulled out from the callback_data using BIAP_GetProductInList or BIAP_GetProductWithIdentifier.

Note: The InAppPurchase workflow is to always RequestProducts first. Then you use the object(s) returned from the callback(s) to pass as the parameter to BIAP_PurchaseProduct.; Apple requires that you notify the store when you have completed a transaction, otherwise Apple will keep re-attempting to redo the transaction. Call BIAP_FinishTransaction when you have completed the purchase. If your purchase involves external downloads, you should call finish only after the the download finishes.

See also: BIAP_RequestProducts BIAP_GetProductInList BIAP_GetProductWithIdentifier BIAP_FinishTransaction

◆ BIAP_Quit()

void BIAP_Quit ( void )

Shuts down the library.

Note: Particularly for Android, it is good to make sure to call this when your program quits/exits. This is useful in avoiding the NDK problems with global/static variables not being re-initialized on subsequent relaunches.

See also: BIAP_IsInit BIAP_Quit

◆ BIAP_RegisterKey()

void BIAP_RegisterKey	(	enum BIAP_StoreName	store_name,
		const char *	the_key
	)

Allows you to register your public key for the app stores that require it.

Allows you to register your public key for the app stores that require it. Google Play, Yandex, Appland, and SlideME require you to provide keys. You must register your keys before you call BIAP_CreateAppStore. If you are using a different app store, the keys you register will be ignored.

Parameters

store_name	Use the provided BIAP_STORE_* string constants to specify which store your key goes with.
the_key	Your public key.

BIAP_RegisterKey(BIAP_STORE_GOOGLEPLAY,
    "MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEA5F8fASyrDFdaXrkoW8kNtwH5JIkLnNuTD5uE1a37TbI5LDZR"
    "VgvMIYAtZ9CAHAfLnJ6OEZt0lvLLJSKVuS47VqYVhGZciOkX8TEihONBRwis6i9A3JnKfyqm0iiT+P0CEktOLuFLROIo13"
    "utCIO++6h7A7/WLfxNV+Jnxfs9OEHyyPS+MdHxa0wtZGeAGiaN65BymsBQo7J/ABt2DFyMJP1R/nJM45F8yu4D6wSkUNKz"
    "s/QbPfvHJQzq56/B/hbx59EkzkInqC567hrlUlX4bU5IvOTF/B1G+UMuKg80m3I1IcQk4FD2D9oJ3E+8IXG/1UdejrOsmq"
    "DAzE7LkMl8xwIDAQAB"
);
BIAP_RegisterKey(BIAP_STORE_YANDEX,
    "MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEAs4SI/obW+q3dhsY3g5B6UggPcL5olWK8WY3tnTa2k3i2U40j"
    "QuHRNNs8SqzdJeuoBLsKjaEsdTT0SJtEucOMZrprXMch97QtuLB4Mgu3Gs7USL6dM7NCUSoYrgOgw1Koi+ab+ZvFJkVMb9"
    "a2EjYzR3aP0k4xjKyG2gW1rIEMMepxHm22VFjEg6YxBy+ecwRrjqDJOAPJyH6uSl8vUT8AKuG+hcCuYbNvlMdEZJo6MXJ9"
    "vPNf/qPHwMy5G+faEprL6zR+HaPfxEqN/d8rbrW0qnr8LpXJ+nPB3/irBiMSZSqA222GC7m12sNNmNnNNlI397F3fRQSTz"
    "VSRZt14YdPzwIDAQAB"
);
BIAP_RegisterKey(BIAP_STORE_APPLAND,
    "MIGfMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4GNADCBiQKBgQC5idC9c24V7a7qCJu7kdIyOZsk\n"
    "W0Rc7/q+K+ujEXsUaAdb5nwmlOJqpoJeCh5Fmq5A1NdF3BwkI8+GwTkH757NBZAS\n"
    "SdEuN0pLZmA6LopOiMIy0LoIWknM5eWMa3e41CxCEFoMv48gFIVxDNJ/KAQAX7+K\n"
    "ysYzIdlA3W3fBXXyGQIDAQAB"
);
BIAP_RegisterKey(BIAP_STORE_SLIDEME,
    "MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEAwRiedByAoS2"
    "DUJAkm6qqfhlhNnpNbONf8W4giGERMBAvRA7mRGKa7+vtgJiepvQ/CX0np5MBAMXcL9t9YFZ30lmp4COBdr5nilTyUdLWns"
    "cnhYIxneJIG3rzkmnhXaDsiemOlrLC2PEJu6jcek8qurJmQ7gpP0va45MwiTHHto1lSjjvF8xYAZSrTlbIqLo1f98lxg9xs"
    "zHI6sSXwDqDpJfS0JORtw3Rcc731QFR1rR2EOAEZo6Zdo0cD1uOQJgLkv8drU9BDMsR9ErBuGSbZQzn2FAc4Bkmq/gNGYd1"
    "HmdFkofwVkqu/dTYWXOumKDIVqRsLQ213vuvC0lzcLaJxQIDAQAB"
);
BIAP_AppStore* app_store = BIAP_CreateAppStore(BIAP_STORE_DEFAULT, native_platform_context, MyProductCallback, MyTransactionCallback, my_user_data);

◆ BIAP_RequestProducts()

void BIAP_RequestProducts	(	struct BIAP_AppStore *	app_store,
		const char *	nonconsumable_product_identifier_list[],
		size_t	num_nonconsumables,
		const char *	consumable_product_identifier_list[],
		size_t	num_consumables,
		const char *	subscription_product_identifier_list[],
		size_t	num_subscriptions
	)

Requests product information from your connected app store.

Requests product information for the identifiers you supply from your connected app store. This information includes things like description and price. Information will be returned in your BIAP_ProductResponse callback.

Parameters

app_store	The app store connection you want to request from.
nonconsumable_product_identifier_list	An array of strings containing the product identifiers of the non-consumable products you want information for.
num_nonconsumables	The number of product identifiers in your nonconsumable_product_identifier_list.
consumable_product_identifier_list	An array of strings containing the product identifiers of the consumable products you want information for.
num_consumables	The number of product identifiers in your consumable_product_identifier_list.
subscription_product_identifier_list	An array of strings containing the product identifiers of the subscription products you want information for.
num_subscriptions	The number of product identifiers in your subscription_product_identifier_list.

Note: The InAppPurchase workflow is to always RequestProducts first. Then you use the object(s) returned from the callback(s) to pass as the parameter to BIAP_PurchaseProduct.

◆ BIAP_RequestReceiptRefresh()

void BIAP_RequestReceiptRefresh ( struct BIAP_AppStore * app_store )

(Apple-only) Refreshes the user's purchases receipt on the file system.

Refreshes the user's purchases receipt on the file system. It is possible the receipt doesn't exist because it is a new device, or the receipt is out of date because the user has multiple devices, so this API will make a server request to update the receipt. This will trigger a BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_REQUEST_FINISHED or BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_REQUEST_FAILED callback in your BIAP_TransactionResponse callback.

Note: This is only useful for Apple platforms. You will get a BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_REQUEST_FAILED when calling on other platforms.

Parameters

app_store The app store handle you want to request from.

See also: BIAP_GetReceiptPath BIAP_GetTransactionOriginalJson

◆ BIAP_RestorePurchases()

void BIAP_RestorePurchases ( struct BIAP_AppStore * app_store )

Requests all purchases a user has bought from the app store.

Requests all purchases a user has bought from the app store. Each product will trigger a BIAP_EVENT_TRANSACTION_RESTORED event in your BIAP_TransactionResponse callback. For Apple platforms, you are required to have a button that allows the user to restore all their purchases. The intent is to allow users to receover their purchases to a new device. For Android platforms, this has an additional use of retrieving the consumable purchase object you need to pass BIAP_ConsumePurchase in order to consume it.

Parameters

app_store The app store handle you want to request from.

See also: BIAP_ConsumePurchase

◆ BIAP_SetDebugLogging()

void BIAP_SetDebugLogging ( bool should_enable )

Enables extra debug log messages in the library.

Enables extra debug log messages in the library. The default is false. You should generally keep this disabled for release builds.

Parameters

should_enable True will enable more debugging messages. False will disable.

See also: BIAP_IsDebugLogging

◆ BIAP_StartAppStore()

void BIAP_StartAppStore ( struct BIAP_AppStore * app_store )

Starts the app store.

Starts the app store. This will trigger a transaction response callback with event type BIAP_EVENT_INIT_FINISHED or BIAP_EVENT_INIT_FAILED to let you know if the creation succeeded or failed. After BIAP_EVENT_INIT_FINISHED, you may call BIAP_GetAppStoreName to find out which store you connected with.

Parameters

app_store The app store instance to start.

Typedefs

Functions

Store Name constants

Callback Event Types

Callback Functions

Typedef Documentation

◆ BIAP_AppStore

◆ BIAP_EventType

◆ BIAP_FailedTransactionType

◆ BIAP_Product

◆ BIAP_ProductResponse

◆ BIAP_ProductResponseData

◆ BIAP_StoreName

◆ BIAP_TransactionResponse

◆ BIAP_TransactionResponseData

Enumeration Type Documentation

◆ BIAP_EventType

◆ BIAP_FailedTransactionType

◆ BIAP_StoreName

Function Documentation

◆ BIAP_Android_HandleOnActivityResult()

◆ BIAP_ConsumePurchase()

◆ BIAP_CreateAppStore()

◆ BIAP_FinishTransaction()

◆ BIAP_FreeAppStore()

◆ BIAP_FreeProductResponseData()

◆ BIAP_FreeTransactionResponseData()

◆ BIAP_GetAppStoreName()

◆ BIAP_GetInvalidProductIdentifier()

◆ BIAP_GetInvalidProductsListCount()

◆ BIAP_GetProductAppStore()

◆ BIAP_GetProductDescription()

◆ BIAP_GetProductErrorString()

◆ BIAP_GetProductEventType()

◆ BIAP_GetProductIdentifier()

◆ BIAP_GetProductInList()

◆ BIAP_GetProductLocalizedPrice()

◆ BIAP_GetProductsListCount()

◆ BIAP_GetProductTitle()

◆ BIAP_GetProductWithIdentifier()

◆ BIAP_GetReceiptPath()

◆ BIAP_GetTransactionAppStore()

◆ BIAP_GetTransactionErrorString()

◆ BIAP_GetTransactionErrorType()

◆ BIAP_GetTransactionEventType()

◆ BIAP_GetTransactionOriginalJson()

◆ BIAP_GetTransactionOriginalPurchaseTime()

◆ BIAP_GetTransactionProductIdentifier()

◆ BIAP_GetTransactionPurchaseTime()

◆ BIAP_Init()

◆ BIAP_IsDebugLogging()

◆ BIAP_IsInit()

◆ BIAP_PurchaseProduct()

◆ BIAP_Quit()

◆ BIAP_RegisterKey()

◆ BIAP_RequestProducts()

◆ BIAP_RequestReceiptRefresh()

◆ BIAP_RestorePurchases()

◆ BIAP_SetDebugLogging()

◆ BIAP_StartAppStore()