How do I add analytics and logging with StoreKit 2 in Swift?

Adding analytics and logging to your StoreKit 2 implementation in Swift is essential for tracking user behavior and ensuring your in-app purchases are functioning correctly. In this guide, we will demonstrate how to integrate Basic Analytics with StoreKit 2 to monitor user interactions and transactions efficiently.

To implement this, we will create a simple example that logs purchase events to a hypothetical analytics service.

import StoreKit struct PurchaseLogger { static func logPurchase(productIdentifier: String) { // Placeholder for analytics service print("User purchased product: \(productIdentifier)") // Here you would send data to your analytics service } } func purchaseProduct() async { // Assume we have a valid product let product = // Get your product instance from StoreKit do { let result = try await product.purchase() switch result { case .success(let verificationResult): switch verificationResult { case .verified(let transaction): PurchaseLogger.logPurchase(productIdentifier: transaction.productID) // Complete transaction case .unverified: // Handle unverified purchase } case .userCancelled: // User canceled the purchase case .failed(let error): // Handle errors } } catch { // Handle general errors } }

StoreKit 2 Swift In-App Purchases Analytics Logging Purchase Tracking

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