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billingConnector.isPurchased(productInfo) == PurchasedResult.YES does not work #50
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I think you just failed to understand the documentation. |
All of the callback methods return nothing at all that can be used to determine if the user purchased a product, the only method that returns anything is onPurchasedProductsFetched() and that only gives a list of available products, Since this is the only data the library provides I attempted to use the method billingConnector.isPurchased(productInfo) == PurchasedResult.YES and this returns false 100% of the time no matter if the product was purchased or not |
It would be helpful if you created some kind of flow so we can understand what your concept is for how this works because it seems just as or more confusing to understand than the original V5 billing library that Google put out |
The library provides you every data that the Google Billing API returns. Maybe |
Check the |
How exactly do we restore previously purchased items when onPurchasedProductsFetched() consistently returns nothing? |
I was hoping this library would save me time instead I spent days trying to figure it out and now I have angry customers leaving me 1 star reviews |
The library is working but you don't understand how to use it. |
I am struggling to get this library to work, the only callback method that gives any data on app startup is onProductsFetched() and it gives no data as to what products are purchased or not, how are we supposed to know if the user cancelled or even bought a subscription or made a purchase?
I think the purpose of a library is supposed to be to simplify the complicated Google Play In App Billing process but this is just as bad in my opinion because it is impossible to get any useful information as to the state of a purchase and the method billingConnector.isPurchased(productInfo) == PurchasedResult.YES does not work whatsoever, I am not sure why this was even included in the example app if does nothing, I have spent days trying to figure this out and I feel more lost now than I started, highly frustrating and demoralizing.....
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