Namespace: InApp

// Basic usage, register callbacks first
service = Cocoon.InApp;
service.on("purchase", {
    start: function(productId) {
        console.log("purchase started " + productId);
    },
    error: function(productId, error) {
        console.log("purchase failed " + productId + " error: " + JSON.stringify(error));
    },
    complete: function(purchase) {
        console.log("purchase completed " + JSON.stringify(purchase));
    }
});

// Service initialization
service.initialize({
    autofinish: true
}, 
function(error){
    if(error){
        console.log("Error: " + error);
    }
});

// Fetching products from server 
service.fetchProducts(productIds, function(products, error){
   if(error){
       console.log("Error: " + error);
   }
   else {
       var next = [];
       for (var i = 0; i < products.length; ++i) {
           var product = products[i];
           console.log(product);
       }
   } 
});   

// Purchasing products
service.purchase(product.productId, 3, function(error) { // Optional sugar callback
     if(error){
          console.log("Error: " + error);
     }
     else {
          console.log("Successfully purchased);    
     }
});

Methods

<static> canPurchase() → {boolean}

This method allows you to check is the InApp service is available and enabled in this platform. Not all iOS and Android devices will have the InApp service available or enabled. so you should check if it is before calling any other method.

Returns:

True if the service is available and false otherwise. Cocoon.InApp.canPurchase();

Type

boolean

<static> consume(productId, quantity, callback)

Consumes a purchase. This makes that product to be purchasable again (on Android).

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
productId	string	The id or alias of the product to be consumed.
quantity	number	The quantity to be consumed, default value 1.
callback	function	The callback function. It receives the following parameters: Consumed - The quantity consumed. Error.

Example

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Cocoon.InApp.consume(product.productId, 3, function(consumed, error) {
    if(error){
         console.log("Error: " + error);
    }
    else{
         console.log("Consumed items: " + consumed);
    }       
});

<static> fetchProducts(productIds, callback)

Fetches the products information from the store.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
productIds	object	Array of ids of products.
callback	function	The callback function. An array of Cocoon.InApp.Product. Error.

Example

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Cocoon.InApp.fetchProducts(["magic.sword", "health.potion"], function(products, error){
    if(error){
         console.log("Error: " + error);
    }
    else{
         console.log(JSON.stringify(products));
    }     
});

<static> finishPurchase(transactionId)

Finishes a purchase transaction and removes the transaction from the transaction queue. You don't need to finish purchases if the autoFinishPurchases param is enabled in initialization (enabled by default) This method must be called after a purchase finishes successfully and the "success" event inside of the "on purchase products" callback has been received. If the purchase includes some asset to download from an external server this method must be called after the asset has been successfully downloaded. If you do not finish the transaction because the asset has not been correctly downloaded the "purchase" event will be called again later on.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
transactionId	string	The transactionId of the purchase to finish.

Example

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Cocoon.InApp.finishPurchase(product.TransactionId);

<static> getProducts() → {object}

Returns all the locally cached InApp products.

Returns:

An array of Cocoon.InApp.Product that represents all the local products.

Type

object

Example

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var products = Cocoon.InApp.getProducts();

<static> initialize(params, callback)

Starts the InApp Service. This will make the system to initialize the InApp callbacks will start to be received after calling this method. Because of this, you should have set your event handler before calling this method, so you won't lose any callback.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
params	Cocoon.InApp.Settings	The initialization params.
callback	function	The callback function.It receives the following parameters: Error.

Example

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Cocoon.InApp.initialize({
    autofinish: true
}, function(error){
     if(error){
          console.log("Error: " + error);
     }
});

<static> isPurchased(productId) → {boolean}

Returns if a product has been already purchased or not.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
productId	string	The product id of the product to be checked.

Returns:

A boolean that indicates whether the product has been already purchased.

Type

boolean

Example

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console.log(Cocoon.InApp.isPurchased(productId));

<static> productForId(productId) → {Cocoon.InApp.Product}

Gets the product information given a product indetifier. It uses a local cache, so fetchProducts have to be called before if products are not saved from previous execution.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
productId	string	The product id of the product to be checked.

Returns:

The product. var product = Cocoon.InApp.productForId(productId);

Type

Cocoon.InApp.Product

<static> purchase(productId, quantity, callback)

Requests a product purchase given its product id.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
productId	string	The id or alias of the product to be purchased.
quantity	number	The quantity to be purchased, default value 1.
callback	function	The callback function. It receives the following parameters: Error.

Example

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Cocoon.InApp.purchase(product.productId, 1, function(error) {
    if(error){
         console.log("Error: " + error);
    }
    else {
         console.log("Successfully purchased);    
    }
});

<static> restorePurchases(callback)

Restores all the purchases from the platform's market. For each already purchased product the event "purchase" will be called.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
callback	function	The callback function. It receives the following parameters: Error.

Example

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Cocoon.InApp.restorePurchases(function(error) {
   if (error){
      console.log("Error: " + error);
   } else {
      console.log("Purchases restored");
   }
});

<static> setLudeiServerValidationHandler()

Use Ludei's server to validate purchases. To enable validation using Ludei's server you first need to create an account in Ludei's Cloud server and create a project with you bundleId.

Example

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Cocoon.InApp.setLudeiServerValidationHandler();

<static> setValidationHandler(validationHandler)

Sets a custom function to validate purchases with your own server

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
validationHandler	function

Example

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Cocoon.InApp.setValidationHandler(function(receipt, productId, completion){
     ... //Custom validation code
     console.log("Custom validation: " + receipt + " " + productId);
     completion(true); //call completion function with true param if validation succeeds
});

<static> stockOfProduct(productId) → {number}

Returns the quantity of available items for a specific productId.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
productId	string	The product id of the product to be checked.

Returns:

A Number that indicates the available quantity of a productId to consume.

Type

number

Example

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console.log(Cocoon.InApp.stockOfProduct(product.productId));

Events

On purchase

Allows to listen to events about the purchasing process.

• The callback 'start' receives a parameter the product id of the product being purchased when the purchase of a product starts.
• The callback 'complete' receives as parameter the Cocoon.InApp.PurchaseInfo object of the product being purchased when the purchase of a product is completed.
• The callback 'error' receives a parameters the product id and an error message when the purchase of a product fails.

Example

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Cocoon.InApp.on("purchase", {
   start: function(productId) {
       console.log("purchase started " + productId);
   },
   error: function(productId, error) {
       console.log("purchase failed " + productId + " error: " + JSON.stringify(error));
   },
   complete: function(purchase) {
       console.log("purchase completed " + JSON.stringify(purchase));
   }
});

Members

<static> Product

The object that represents a product in the store.

Properties:

Name	Type	Description
Cocoon.InApp.Product	object	The object itself Properties Name Type Description productId string The id of the product. title string The title of the product. description string The description of the product. localizedPrice number The price of the product in local currency. price number The price of the product.

<static> PurchaseInfo

The object that represents the information of a purchase.

Properties:

Name	Type	Description
Cocoon.InApp.PurchaseInfo	object	The object itself Properties Name Type Description productId string The product id of the purchase. transactionId string The transaction id of the purchase. purchaseDate timestamp The date when the purchase was completed. quantity number The number of products of the productId kind purchased in this transaction.

<static> Settings

The object that represents a product in the store.

Properties:

Name	Type	Description
Cocoon.InApp.Settings	object	The object itself Properties Name Type Description autofinish boolean If True, the transactions will finish automatically.