Design pattern for CloudKit and StoreKit
Yes, I've googed for this.
Does anyone have insight on a design pattern that integrates CloudKit (for storing SKProduct identifiers) and StoreKit?
This is what I've designed. I know it can be better
AppDelegate.m
- In
application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions
move the bundled default products plist to the apps's document directory, if the plist doesn't exist then callfetchProductsFromCloudKit
. - In
fetchProductsFromCloudKit
query CloudKit in a block for active product identifiers. If CloudKit returns product identifiers then save the array to the apps's document directory product plist. - Using the product identifiers from
fetchProductsFromCloudKit
callfetchStoreKitProductsWithProductIdentifiers
to request products from StoreKit. - In the StoreKit delegate
productsRequest:didReceiveResponse
if[response.products count] > 0
then save any returned products to the AppDelegate propertyproducts
.
applicationWillEnterForeground
also callsfetchProductsFromCloudKit
.
StoreViewController.m
- In
viewDidLoad
test for_appDelegate.products == nil
. IfYES
then look in the products plist for product identifiers. Start a product request within StoreViewController (StoreVC). IfNO
then load StoreVC's product table view from_appDelegate.products
. - In the StoreVC's
productsRequest:didReceiveResponse
test forresponse.products count
> 0. IfYES
then save those products to_appDelegate.products
and reload the StoreVC's product table view. IfNO
then show alert view controller with a store down message.
ios objective-c cloudkit storekit
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Yes, I've googed for this.
Does anyone have insight on a design pattern that integrates CloudKit (for storing SKProduct identifiers) and StoreKit?
This is what I've designed. I know it can be better
AppDelegate.m
- In
application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions
move the bundled default products plist to the apps's document directory, if the plist doesn't exist then callfetchProductsFromCloudKit
. - In
fetchProductsFromCloudKit
query CloudKit in a block for active product identifiers. If CloudKit returns product identifiers then save the array to the apps's document directory product plist. - Using the product identifiers from
fetchProductsFromCloudKit
callfetchStoreKitProductsWithProductIdentifiers
to request products from StoreKit. - In the StoreKit delegate
productsRequest:didReceiveResponse
if[response.products count] > 0
then save any returned products to the AppDelegate propertyproducts
.
applicationWillEnterForeground
also callsfetchProductsFromCloudKit
.
StoreViewController.m
- In
viewDidLoad
test for_appDelegate.products == nil
. IfYES
then look in the products plist for product identifiers. Start a product request within StoreViewController (StoreVC). IfNO
then load StoreVC's product table view from_appDelegate.products
. - In the StoreVC's
productsRequest:didReceiveResponse
test forresponse.products count
> 0. IfYES
then save those products to_appDelegate.products
and reload the StoreVC's product table view. IfNO
then show alert view controller with a store down message.
ios objective-c cloudkit storekit
add a comment |
Yes, I've googed for this.
Does anyone have insight on a design pattern that integrates CloudKit (for storing SKProduct identifiers) and StoreKit?
This is what I've designed. I know it can be better
AppDelegate.m
- In
application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions
move the bundled default products plist to the apps's document directory, if the plist doesn't exist then callfetchProductsFromCloudKit
. - In
fetchProductsFromCloudKit
query CloudKit in a block for active product identifiers. If CloudKit returns product identifiers then save the array to the apps's document directory product plist. - Using the product identifiers from
fetchProductsFromCloudKit
callfetchStoreKitProductsWithProductIdentifiers
to request products from StoreKit. - In the StoreKit delegate
productsRequest:didReceiveResponse
if[response.products count] > 0
then save any returned products to the AppDelegate propertyproducts
.
applicationWillEnterForeground
also callsfetchProductsFromCloudKit
.
StoreViewController.m
- In
viewDidLoad
test for_appDelegate.products == nil
. IfYES
then look in the products plist for product identifiers. Start a product request within StoreViewController (StoreVC). IfNO
then load StoreVC's product table view from_appDelegate.products
. - In the StoreVC's
productsRequest:didReceiveResponse
test forresponse.products count
> 0. IfYES
then save those products to_appDelegate.products
and reload the StoreVC's product table view. IfNO
then show alert view controller with a store down message.
ios objective-c cloudkit storekit
Yes, I've googed for this.
Does anyone have insight on a design pattern that integrates CloudKit (for storing SKProduct identifiers) and StoreKit?
This is what I've designed. I know it can be better
AppDelegate.m
- In
application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions
move the bundled default products plist to the apps's document directory, if the plist doesn't exist then callfetchProductsFromCloudKit
. - In
fetchProductsFromCloudKit
query CloudKit in a block for active product identifiers. If CloudKit returns product identifiers then save the array to the apps's document directory product plist. - Using the product identifiers from
fetchProductsFromCloudKit
callfetchStoreKitProductsWithProductIdentifiers
to request products from StoreKit. - In the StoreKit delegate
productsRequest:didReceiveResponse
if[response.products count] > 0
then save any returned products to the AppDelegate propertyproducts
.
applicationWillEnterForeground
also callsfetchProductsFromCloudKit
.
StoreViewController.m
- In
viewDidLoad
test for_appDelegate.products == nil
. IfYES
then look in the products plist for product identifiers. Start a product request within StoreViewController (StoreVC). IfNO
then load StoreVC's product table view from_appDelegate.products
. - In the StoreVC's
productsRequest:didReceiveResponse
test forresponse.products count
> 0. IfYES
then save those products to_appDelegate.products
and reload the StoreVC's product table view. IfNO
then show alert view controller with a store down message.
ios objective-c cloudkit storekit
ios objective-c cloudkit storekit
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