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IappValidator
is a Ruby gem that facilitates purchase verification for Google Play. It leverages the Google Play Developer API to confirm whether a purchase is valid or not.
Add the gem to your application's Gemfile
:
gem 'iapp_validator'
Then run:
bundle install
To verify Google Play purchases, you need a Google Play Service Account JSON key.
config/credentials/google_play_service_account.json
).require 'iapp_validator'
validator = ReceiptHelper::GooglePlayValidator.new
result = validator.verify_purchase("com.package.name", "your.product.id", "purchase_token")
if result[:success]
puts "Purchase is valid"
else
puts "Purchase failed: #{result[:error]}"
end
verify_purchase(package_name, product_id, token)
Parameterspackage_name
: The package name of your app on Google Play (e.g., com.katkatgames.kanbiztoupatou
)product_id
: The ID of the purchased product (e.g., coins_100
)token
: The purchase token returned from the Google Play API.To install the gem locally:
bundle exec rake install
To open an interactive console:
bin/console
Pull requests, bug reports, and suggestions are welcome! Please follow the Code of Conduct.
This gem is licensed under the MIT License.
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