[Philipp]

Hi!

I am using the Store plugin and therefore have a Store defined in my main.qml as in the tutorial

 

Store {
        id: spongeStore

        version: 1
        // Replace with your own custom secret
        secret: "com.xxmasseveloper.sponge.store.secret"
        // From Google Play Developer Console
        androidPublicKey: "somecode"

        goods: [
            SingleUseGood {
                id: skillPoint
                itemId: "skill_point_id"
                name: "Skill Point"
                description: "A skill point to enhance your sponges abilities"
                purchaseType: StorePurchase { id: skillPointPurchase; productId: skillPoint.itemId; price: 0.89;}
            }
        ]

        onStorePurchased: {
            if(itemId === skillPoint.itemId){
                spongeController.increaseAvailableSkillPoints();
            }
        }

        onStorePurchaseStarted: {
            console.debug("Store purchases started with id:", itemId)
        }

        onStorePurchaseCancelled: {
            console.debug("Store purchases cancelled with id:", itemId)
        }

        onRestoreAllTransactionsFinished: {
            console.debug("Restore all transactions succeeded:", success)
        }

        onRestoreAllTransactionsStarted: {
            console.debug("Restore all transactions started")
        }

        onItemNotFoundError: {
            console.debug("Item for transaction not found:", itemId)
        }

        onInsufficientFundsError: {
            console.debug("Not enough gold nuggets for that one...")

            nativeUtils.displayMessageBox("Out of Gold", "You're out of gold, you can however purchase some nuggets again.")
        }
    }

 

In the onCompleted of the GameWindow i do the following:

 

Component.onCompleted: {
       console.debug(spongeStore.printStoreProductLists());
    }

 

The log output however is always: undefined

 

Do you know why or have any suggestions?

[AlexFelgo Team]

Hi,

the method already prints the information to the log output, so you do not need any further console.debug() calls. If you try the method on your desktop system it however won’t print any information as this one is only implemented for iOS and Android until the next released daily build. 🙂

Best,

Alex

[Philipp]

Ok

It would be really helpful if the documentation would be right as this cost me nearly 2 hours time – here a short quote of your documentation of this method:

“Here is how to use the method:

1. Define your virtual economy model and your in-app purchases like described in this document.
2. Add a block like the following to your GameWindow item:

   Component.onCompleted: console.debug(store.printStoreProductLists())

Be sure to remove the code snippet again before shipping your game!
3. Run your game locally (either desktop or a mobile device) and look for log output like the following ”

In addition I have an iPhone and I have no idea how to get that output from an iPhone

[AlexFelgo Team]

Sorry for the inconveniences, you’re right. We just updated the documentation and will release it with the next daily build 1.5.3, coming today. You can then simply print your product list on your desktop system like stated above.

Best,

Alex

[AlexFelgo Team]

Hey,

in case you missed it, we just pushed daily build version 1.5.3, would be glad if you could give it another try. 🙂

Best,

Alex