* This mostly works
* Some cleanup and todos
* Fixed
* BROKEN but need to rebase
* The rework happened
* This is feeling pretty good
* This works
* Fix lint
* Oops
* Or this
* Removed size and implemented top and bottom pager
* Added a todo and compile error
* Made page control optional and added optional size that defaults to fit fit
* Fixes from PR review
* Fix podlint
* feat: add support for presenting draft paywalls under `@_spi(Internal)` attribute
* fix: initialize `useDraftPaywall` property of `PaywallView`
* feat: have `PaywallView` actually show draft paywall when `useDraftPaywall` is `true`
* remove lint warning
* silence linter warning
* tests: add unit tests for `paywallComponents` and `draftPaywallComponents` in `OfferingsResponse`
* tests: move test offerings with v2 paywalls into a new file not to affect existing decode + encode test
* remove unnecessary property wrapper
* silence lint warning
* feat: mock fetched `StoreProducts` when in UI Preview mode
* feat: improve mocking of products in UI Preview mode to have consistent paywall previews
* fix: mock of products where packages are not unique
* test: add unit tests for OfferingsManager in UI preview mode
* address PR #4735 comments
* We can't just remove PAYWALL_COMPONENT because we don't support macos and tv and things were failing
* Move PartialComponent outside of PaywallComponent extension
* Fix some lint errors
* Wrong thing
* Undid things i shouldn't have done
* Removed more
* Added comment
* Removed/fix some places for the check thingies
* RevenueCat module compiles on all the things
* RevenueCatUI compiles in all the platforms now
* Make all the things compile again
* Make work for visionOS
* Fix some platform and xcode version issues
* Fix failing spm ios 15 test
* Undo circleci changes
* Replace smooth with easeInOut
* Only run the thing i want
* Attempt to remove circular
* Explicit returns
* Does this pass
* This is it
* Swift 5.9 for this
* All tests again
* Undid public testing processor stuff
* Undo this too
* Swift compiler check out pill style circular
* Fixes from PR review
* Fix compile for mac
* This compiled... somehow
* Fixed lint
* Some cleanup
* Fix when forground alias color has error
* Fixed when foreground color has an error
* Commented out code removed
* Added tests
* Removed compiler flags because extra work to handle this on CI unit tests when we are releasing this soon and this isn't really that dangerous
* Fix lint
* Some naming improvements
* Passing UIConfig into Offering
* Reorged some data structures
* Fixed some lint
* This
* Added root paywall background
* Added some previews
* Undo comment about fallback
* Fix some lint
* Fit lint... again
* Added backgroud style to text and stack and fixed preview
* Introduce PurchaseParams to allow passing extra configuration info when making a purchase
* simplify naming
* fallback to old method when flag is not enabled
* Add $(inherited) to the test targets so they pick up compiler flags from Local.xcconfig
* Include product/package inside PurchaseParams
* fix tests
* add compiler flag check
* update purchase tester
* fix docs
* add tests
* Update Sources/Networking/Operations/PostReceiptDataOperation.swift
Co-authored-by: Toni Rico <toni.rico.diez@revenuecat.com>
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Co-authored-by: Toni Rico <toni.rico.diez@revenuecat.com>
* Support custom URL paths in ManageSubscriptionsView
* Fix tests
* More test fixes
* Add parsing and processing tests
* Consolidate SafariView
* Rename method
* Another rename
* Fix import issue with SafariView not being compatible to some platforms
* Style fix
When compiling with Xcode 16, we started throwing a bunch of new warnings. Here's a list and explanation of each:
- The most common one was needing to explicitly restate the @unchecked Sendable conformance from a parent class.
- There were a couple switches where a new entry was added in tvOS but only for iOS 18, and needed to add it to make it exhaustive.
- There we a couple of places where we were adding a protocol conformance to a class from a different module e.g. extension DispatchTimeInterval: Comparable. This is considered unsafe now because the owners of the module could add the conformance later. Solved by removing the conformance which wasn't being used widely in the codebase, only in tests.
- Finally there was a class where we were capturing SKRequest and SKProductsRequest instances in a sendable block, but only to either log something, or use them as dictionary key, so I just made the classes Sendable (with the new @retroactice attribute because they belong to a different module)
* A mixture of changes while putting the demo together
* Doing some manual fixes for max image height
* Removed unused file and renamed struct
* Fixed lint
* Fix tests
* Image default value on component and not localization
* Fixed sample paywall
* A few more small fixes
* Fix lint
- Adds localized string support to paywall components
-This is primarily done in `TemplateComponentsView`'s static function
`chooseLocalization`.
- Validates that promised localized strings are actually available.
-This is done as component view models are created (see
`TextComponentViewModel`), by throwing if an expected key is not
present:
`self.text = try localizedStrings.string(key: component.textLid)`
-This pattern should be followed for every property that represents a
localized string id, which ensures a non-nil value for every value.
This PR makes all paywall component views rely on intermediate view
models for better separation of concerns. The Component is decoded from
the server response, the ComponentViewModel organizes the component's
data into a view-friendly format, including translating "raw" types into
SwiftUI types when needed, and the ComponentView renders the component.
[ComponentView] --owns---> [ComponentViewModel] --owns---> [Component].
There has been file re-organization, including grouping all of our model
type extensions and the code that transforms them into SwiftUI
equivalents into their own files. Colors are now decoded without relying
on template paywall code.
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Co-authored-by: Josh Holtz <me@joshholtz.com>
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### Description
This adds the `backend_error_code` property to diagnostics
`http_request_performed` events.
Initial components merge. Notes:
- Linting enabled except for public documentation which will come as the
API matures and stabilizes.
- Took out unused files (tier-related ones), which will come back in a
future version. The comments were useful and will be referenced when
they come back so thank you for the comments on these.
- Left in tvOS and watchOS availability checks for now - may revisit
this later.
- Everything is codable.
- Features added:
- Layout components allow other components to be laid out along x/y/z
axes.
- Text component supports font weight. (Changing actual font will come
later.)
- LinkButton component links out to external website of choice.
- RemoteImage allows the image to be arbitrarily styled by the calling
code by passing the image back in a closure.
- Image component supports corner rounding an overlaid gradient. (These
will likely be pulled out into common code somewhere in a future PR.)
- Support for OfferingResponse that includes a separate
`PaywallComponentsData` structure, which is separate from `PaywallData`
used for template-based paywalls.
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### Motivation
Better implementation of
https://github.com/RevenueCat/purchases-ios/pull/3909 and what was just
commited to `5.0-dev`
### Description
- Only install `swiftlint` on Xcode 15.3 jobs
- Also moved Ruby 3.2.2 install into `install-bundle-dependencies` which
was also done in `5.0-dev`
### Description
This adds a new diagnostics event `http_request_performed` with some
useful information we would like to track about the http requests
performed to our servers.
