Hello there,
Sure, I do know that SDKBOX is lifeless. Nevertheless, is there any likelihood that you’re going to replace it to assist Google Billing Library v4?
Ps. Google is forcing to make use of it ranging from 1.11.2022.
Finest,
kds
I too have observed this significant issue.
As everyone knows, SDKBOX is lifeless.
Most likely no replace is anticipated.
Reminder: Beginning on August 2, 2022, all new apps should use Billing Library model 4 or newer.
By November 1, 2022, all updates to present apps should use Billing Library model 4 or newer.
And the issue is just not straightforward.
There are important API adjustments between model 4 and model 5, and the strategies accessible in model 4 have been deprecated.
So, in follow, model 5 assist is a should.
Sadly, there is no such thing as a open supply library accessible right now that I can hope to search out.
- In a position to management each iOS and Android with a typical interface.
- Help each cocos2d-x 3.x and 4.x
- Appropriate with Billing Library model 5
From the place did you discover this? You’ve completely flawed information.
I do have my very own framework written, beforehand it was on model 4 and just lately i upgraded to version-5 and that i dont should do any apis adjustments in any respect.
Beforehand i used to be additionally utilizing sdkbox, however attempt to create your personal wrapper class as soon as and also you dont should face such points any extra.
I can’t share my code, o/w i would show you how to.
In conclusion, I feel the one manner to do that is to create my very own implementation of in-app billing for Android.
I’ve some expertise with native integration for Android, so I’ve began engaged on it.
If it really works, I want to share the code.
As for iOS, I’ve no expertise with Goal-C, so it’s an unknown.
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Thanks to your replies. Yeah, that is the best time to spend few days on the wrapper. Will probably be additionally a very good time to combine different shops (Amazon, Huawei, Samsung and many others.).
@bluewind00 iOS integration must be simpler since you don’t have to make use of any “ndk”. I’ll share the code once I handle to do it (I hate Obj-C too :P). The precedence is Android, sdkbox nonetheless works on iOS.
