A simple example that shows how to get the product list, receipts and purchase a product.
Using:
What the current example does:
- fetch the test product information and receipts
- display a large O icon, unless you have purchased the test product
- press any OUYA controller button to purchase the product
- hide the O icon on successful purchase
There are no other visuals, you'll have to watch the console output using 'adb logcat'.
You will need:
- your OUYA developer UUID - get it at https://devs.ouya.tv/developers in one of the lower paragraphs
- .der key file - create new game and get Signing Key file https://devs.ouya.tv/developers/games
- test product - create one at https://devs.ouya.tv/developers/products
- your OpenFL app package ID must match the one entered at https://devs.ouya.tv/developers/games
Enter the above mentioned into the Main.hx.
The latest version of openfl/openfl-native is missing the "createInterface" method - I guess jgranick had it in his working copy but did not push to the repo. As a temporary solution, you will have to comment out every reference to "createInterface" within "C:\HaxeToolkit\haxe\lib\openfl-ouya/1,0,2/tv/ouya/console/api/OuyaResponseListener.hx" or any other class using it.
IAPHandler.hx class defines multiple callback methods (onProductListReceived, onPurchaseSuccess, etc.). Subclass it and override the methods with your own handlers. One such example subclass is a MyIAPHandler.hx.
The JNI bindings are contained within a src\java\com\jarnik\iaptest\OUYA_IAP.java class. It's mostly a copy-pasted "iap-sample-app" from the ODK.
My Java and JNI knowledge is fairly limited, so please don't hesitate to contribute with better methods. The openfl-ouya contains some part of ODK IAP API, but I couldn't get it to work, so I made this crude wrapper.