Android Billing Client library : How to specify Developer Payload(extra data)
I am trying to use the new Android Billing Client library(1.0)
Previously, while trying to perform a purchase, there was option to add extra data to the intent.
However, when using the new library, things have been simplified to a great degree. But is there way to add the developer payload(extra string) to the purchase flow ?
android play-billing-library asked Mar 27 at 19:58
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I am trying to use the new Android Billing Client library(1.0)
Previously, while trying to perform a purchase, there was option to add extra data to the intent.
However, when using the new library, things have been simplified to a great degree. But is there way to add the developer payload(extra string) to the purchase flow ?
android play-billing-library asked Mar 27 at 19:58
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I am trying to use the new Android Billing Client library(1.0)
Previously, while trying to perform a purchase, there was option to add extra data to the intent.
However, when using the new library, things have been simplified to a great degree. But is there way to add the developer payload(extra string) to the purchase flow ?
android play-billing-library asked Mar 27 at 19:58
rgv
7431931
I am trying to use the new Android Billing Client library(1.0)
Previously, while trying to perform a purchase, there was option to add extra data to the intent.
However, when using the new library, things have been simplified to a great degree. But is there way to add the developer payload(extra string) to the purchase flow ?
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Found the answer to it, the names have been changed, hence the confusion.
The BillingFlowParams builder, exposes a function named setAccountId(String accountId). The definition for this function is :
Specify an optional obfuscated string that is uniquely associated with the user's account in
your app.
If you pass this value, Google Play can use it to detect irregular activity, such as many
devices making purchases on the same account in a short period of time. Do not use the
developer ID or the user's Google ID for this field. In addition, this field should not
contain the user's ID in cleartext. We recommend that you use a one-way hash to generate a
string from the user's ID and store the hashed string in this field.
I think this is the new way to specify developer payload, or any extra string for extra layer of validation.
So the code will look something like this :
private fun makePurchaseFromGoogle(developerPayload : String) {
val purchaseParams = BillingFlowParams.newBuilder()
.setSku(product.sku)
.setType(product.type)
.setAccountId(developerPayload) // dev-payload
.build()
googleBillingClient.launchBillingFlow(activity, purchaseParams)
}
answered Mar 27 at 20:03
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How do you retrieve it?
– Racu
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Found the answer to it, the names have been changed, hence the confusion.
The BillingFlowParams builder, exposes a function named setAccountId(String accountId). The definition for this function is :
Specify an optional obfuscated string that is uniquely associated with the user's account in
your app.
If you pass this value, Google Play can use it to detect irregular activity, such as many
devices making purchases on the same account in a short period of time. Do not use the
developer ID or the user's Google ID for this field. In addition, this field should not
contain the user's ID in cleartext. We recommend that you use a one-way hash to generate a
string from the user's ID and store the hashed string in this field.
I think this is the new way to specify developer payload, or any extra string for extra layer of validation.
So the code will look something like this :
private fun makePurchaseFromGoogle(developerPayload : String) {
val purchaseParams = BillingFlowParams.newBuilder()
.setSku(product.sku)
.setType(product.type)
.setAccountId(developerPayload) // dev-payload
.build()
googleBillingClient.launchBillingFlow(activity, purchaseParams)
}
answered Mar 27 at 20:03
rgv
7431931
1
How do you retrieve it?
– Racu
Jul 6 at 20:01
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Found the answer to it, the names have been changed, hence the confusion.
The BillingFlowParams builder, exposes a function named setAccountId(String accountId). The definition for this function is :
Specify an optional obfuscated string that is uniquely associated with the user's account in
your app.
If you pass this value, Google Play can use it to detect irregular activity, such as many
devices making purchases on the same account in a short period of time. Do not use the
developer ID or the user's Google ID for this field. In addition, this field should not
contain the user's ID in cleartext. We recommend that you use a one-way hash to generate a
string from the user's ID and store the hashed string in this field.
I think this is the new way to specify developer payload, or any extra string for extra layer of validation.
So the code will look something like this :
private fun makePurchaseFromGoogle(developerPayload : String) {
val purchaseParams = BillingFlowParams.newBuilder()
.setSku(product.sku)
.setType(product.type)
.setAccountId(developerPayload) // dev-payload
.build()
googleBillingClient.launchBillingFlow(activity, purchaseParams)
}
answered Mar 27 at 20:03
rgv
7431931
1
How do you retrieve it?
– Racu
Jul 6 at 20:01
add a comment |
Found the answer to it, the names have been changed, hence the confusion.
The BillingFlowParams builder, exposes a function named setAccountId(String accountId). The definition for this function is :
Specify an optional obfuscated string that is uniquely associated with the user's account in
your app.
If you pass this value, Google Play can use it to detect irregular activity, such as many
devices making purchases on the same account in a short period of time. Do not use the
developer ID or the user's Google ID for this field. In addition, this field should not
contain the user's ID in cleartext. We recommend that you use a one-way hash to generate a
string from the user's ID and store the hashed string in this field.
I think this is the new way to specify developer payload, or any extra string for extra layer of validation.
So the code will look something like this :
private fun makePurchaseFromGoogle(developerPayload : String) {
val purchaseParams = BillingFlowParams.newBuilder()
.setSku(product.sku)
.setType(product.type)
.setAccountId(developerPayload) // dev-payload
.build()
googleBillingClient.launchBillingFlow(activity, purchaseParams)
}
answered Mar 27 at 20:03
rgv
7431931
Found the answer to it, the names have been changed, hence the confusion.
The BillingFlowParams builder, exposes a function named setAccountId(String accountId). The definition for this function is :
Specify an optional obfuscated string that is uniquely associated with the user's account in
your app.
If you pass this value, Google Play can use it to detect irregular activity, such as many
devices making purchases on the same account in a short period of time. Do not use the
developer ID or the user's Google ID for this field. In addition, this field should not
contain the user's ID in cleartext. We recommend that you use a one-way hash to generate a
string from the user's ID and store the hashed string in this field.
I think this is the new way to specify developer payload, or any extra string for extra layer of validation.
So the code will look something like this :
private fun makePurchaseFromGoogle(developerPayload : String) {
val purchaseParams = BillingFlowParams.newBuilder()
.setSku(product.sku)
.setType(product.type)
.setAccountId(developerPayload) // dev-payload
.build()
googleBillingClient.launchBillingFlow(activity, purchaseParams)
}
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