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# `react-native-in-app-utils`
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A react-native wrapper for handling in-app purchases.
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A react-native wrapper for handling in-app purchases in iOS.
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# Breaking Change
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##Breaking Change
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- Due to a major breaking change in RN 0.40+, use version 5 or higher of this lib when installing from npm.
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# Notes
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##Notes
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- You need an Apple Developer account to use in-app purchases.
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- You have to set up your in-app purchases in iTunes Connect first. Follow steps 1-13 in this [tutorial](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19556336/how-do-you-add-an-in-app-purchase-to-an-ios-application) for an easy explanation.
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- You have to test your in-app purchases on a real device, in-app purchases will always fail on the Simulator.
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### Add it to your project
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##Installation
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1.Install with react-native cli `react-native install react-native-in-app-utils`
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1.Install with react-native cli `react-native install react-native-in-app-utils`
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2. Whenever you want to use it within React code now you just have to do: `var InAppUtils = require('NativeModules').InAppUtils;`
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