For example, there is a free application in Google Play. I want to add such a function - to get a bonus / chips, you need to pay n $ (for example, $ 20) and the user will have more coins, but the question is - do you need to pass some checks / conditions for this?
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- Library for shopping within applications (Android In-App Billing v.3) - katso
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You need to open the in-app purchases documentation and find out what:
- You need to add a service (by adding an
.aidlfile) to communicate with GooglePlay - Need to create a product in the console
- It is necessary in the code to request the market for possible purchases.
- It is necessary to initiate the order of the goods so that the user can open the purchase interface.
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