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@wonderlandengine/upsdk-provider-digital-goods

v0.2.0

Published

Digital Goods API provider for @wonderlandengine/upsdk (Meta, Google, Microsoft)

Downloads

34

Readme

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.

Google

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-goods

Usage

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 purchase
  • count - 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