Bug Fix

Fixes a bug relating to presenting a paywall twice on a specific view controller

Full Changelog: 1.0.13...1.0.14

Paywall Triggers!

Make sure you're sending us your events, people! This release adds support for remotely configuring paywalls to appear in response to events.

Adds Paywall.xcodeproj

Allows for manual installation for Objective-C and Objective-C++ projects

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 [email protected] 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.