com.xsolla.android:inventory
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Xsolla Inventory SDK for Android is used to integrate applications based on Android with Player Inventory for managing: user inventory, virtual currency balance, cross-platform inventory
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Xsolla SDK for Android is a ready-to-use library for applications and games that allows you to easily embed Xsolla services.
The SDK includes the following libraries:
You can integrate all of these libraries or specific libraries that meet your needs into your project.
Try our Sample App to learn more.
The library are available in Maven Central.
To install the necessary library:
build.gradle file of your application.<version_number> is the required version of the library. Example for Store library:implementation 'com.xsolla.android:store:<version_number>'
Follow the documentation to initialize library and configure project on Xsolla side.
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Xsolla offers the necessary tools to help you build and grow your gaming business, including personalized support at every stage. The terms of payment are determined by the contract that can be signed via Publisher Account.
The cost of using all Xsolla products is 5% of the amount you receive for the sale of the game and in-game goods via Xsolla Pay Station. If you do not use Xsolla Pay Station in your application, but use other products, contact your Account Manager to clarify the terms and conditions.
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Xsolla Inventory SDK for Android is used to integrate applications based on Android with Player Inventory for managing: user inventory, virtual currency balance, cross-platform inventory
We found that com.xsolla.android:inventory demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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