itunes-iap v2

Python 2 & 3 compatible! Even with :mod:`asyncio` support!

• Source code: https://github.com/youknowone/itunes-iap
• Documentation: http://itunes-iap.readthedocs.io/
• Distribution: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/itunes-iap/

Quickstart

Create request to create a request to itunes verifying 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!

The common attributes are:

product_id, original_transaction_id and quantity.

See the full document in:

• :func:`itunesiap.verify`: The verifying function.
• :class:`itunesiap.receipt.Receipt`: The receipt object.

asyncio

>>> import itunesiap
>>> response = await itunesiap.aioverify(raw_data)  # verify -> aioverify

The other parts are the same.

See the full document in:

• :func:`itunesiap.aioverify`: The verifying function.

Installation

PyPI is the recommended way.

$ pip install itunes-iap

To browse versions and tarballs, visit:

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/itunes-iap/

Apple in-review mode

In review mode, your actual users who use older versions want to verify in production server but the reviewers in Apple office want to verify in sandbox server.

Note: The default env is production mode which doesn't allow any sandbox verifications.

You can change the verifying mode by specifying env.

>>> # review mode
>>> itunesiap.verify(raw_data, env=itunesiap.env.review)

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)

Contributors

See https://github.com/youknowone/itunes-iap/graphs/contributors