@wonderlandengine/upsdk-provider-digital-goods
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Digital Goods API provider for @wonderlandengine/upsdk (Meta, Google, Microsoft)
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Digital Goods Provider
This package provides integration for monetization with the Digital Goods API for the Wonderland UpSDK. The provider requires the core api at https://www.npmjs.com/package/@wonderlandengine/upsdk.
Supported Platforms
Meta
Billing service URL: https://quest.meta.com/billing
More info: https://developers.meta.com/horizon/documentation/web/ps-monetization-overview
The digital goods API is only available when the app is running from an APK. In it runs from the browser, requesting the service will throw an error: Uncaught OperationError: unsupported context.
Billing service URL: https://play.google.com/billing
More info: https://chromeos.dev/en/publish/pwa-play-billing
Microsoft
Billing service URL: https://store.microsoft.com/billing
More info: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/progressive-web-apps/how-to/digital-goods-api
Installation
npm install @wonderlandengine/upsdk-provider-digital-goodsUsage
import { DigitalGoodsProvider } from '@wonderlandengine/upsdk-provider-digital-goods';
const digitalGoodsProvider = new DigitalGoodsProvider({billingService: 'https://quest.meta.com/billing'});
Configuration
The DigitalGoodsProvider accepts a configuration object with the following properties:
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|----------|------|----------|-------------|
| billingService | string | Yes | Platform-specific billing service URL (see Supported Platforms above) |
Example:
const config = {
billingService: 'https://quest.meta.com/billing'
};Methods
getItemDetails(itemIds: string[])
Retrieve product details for specified item IDs.
Parameters:
itemIds- Array of product identifiers to query
Returns: Promise<DigitalGoodsProductDetails[]> - Product details including price, title, and description
Example:
const details = await provider.getItemDetails<DigitalGoodsProductDetails>(['item1', 'item2']);
console.log(details[0].title, details[0].price);purchaseItem(itemId: string, count?: number)
Initiate the purchase flow for a digital item. Opens the Payment Request dialog and processes the transaction.
Parameters:
itemId- Product identifier to purchasecount- Quantity (optional, currently only 1 is supported)
Returns: Promise<boolean> - True if purchase succeeded, false otherwise
Example:
const success = await provider.purchaseItem('item1');
if (success) {
console.log('Purchase successful!');
}isItemPurchased(itemId: string)
Check if a product has been purchased by the user.
Parameters:
itemId- Product identifier to check
Returns: boolean - True if the user owns the item
Example:
if (provider.isItemPurchased('premium_upgrade')) {
// Grant access to premium features
}getPurchasedItems()
Get all purchased items for the current user.
Returns: PurchaseDetails[] - Array of purchase details for all owned items
Example:
const purchases = provider.getPurchasedItems();
purchases.forEach(item => console.log(item.itemId));getItemURL(itemId: string)
Get the store page URL for an item (if available).
Parameters:
itemId- Product identifier
Returns: Promise<string> - Store URL (currently not implemented, returns empty string)
Example:
const url = await provider.getItemURL('item1');Testing
The package also includes DigitalGoodsProviderMock for testing without actual billing integration. Test goods can be defined as purchased or use an error to throw during purchase.
import { DigitalGoodsProviderMock } from '@wonderlandengine/upsdk-provider-digital-goods';
const mockProvider = new DigitalGoodsProviderMock([
{
id: 'item1',
title: 'Test Item',
price: { currency: 'USD', value: '9.99' },
purchased: false
},
{
id: 'item2',
title: 'Test Item2',
price: { currency: 'USD', value: '1.99' },
throwError: "Simulated purchase error"
}
]);License
MIT
