Prevents payment queue transaction observer from finishing transactions

1.0.10

Remove finishing transaction

1.0.9

• fixes bug where failed transactions would open the manage subscriptions page while in development

1.0.8

• fixes bug where paywall wouldn't show from debugger if PaywallDelegate.shouldPresentPaywall() returns false

CocoaPod & Objective C++ Support

This release adds a Pod Spec file to let customers install the SDK via CocoaPods. Additionally this release allows for use of the SDK with Objective-C++ codebases.

To install via coacopods, simply add this line to your Podfile

pod 'Paywall', :git => 'https://github.com/superwall-me/paywall-ios.git', :tag => '1.0.7'

To get up and running with Objective-C++, please our example application. The documentation has also been updated to callout relevant changes.

The biggest gotchas lie in the importing of Paywall-iOS. Instead of using #import @Paywall; Objective-C++ requires that you use #import <Paywall/Paywall-Swift.h>. However, you must also include definitions of two protocols, so in total the import should look as follows (in an .h file):

@protocol SKPaymentTransactionObserver;
@protocol SKProductsRequestDelegate;
#import <Paywall/Paywall-Swift.h>

Docs on github pages are live

Read the iOS docs at sdk.superwall.me

1.0.5

• adds periodDays, periodWeeks, periodMonths and periodYears to product variables
• adds daily, monthly and yearly prices to variables
• exposes locale to event parameters in pricing related events
• removes flicker when launching template viewer from debugger

as always, email jake@superwall.me with questions :)

User Attribute Support for Objective-C

This release adds a new method setUserAttributesDictionary on Paywall which accepts an NSDictionary of user attributes. It is similar to setUserAttributes but does not use the same Swift Enum-based interface.

Objective-C Support

This release adds full Objective-C support. We've also included a sample application to get you started!