Python 2 & 3 compatible! Even with :mod:`asyncio` support!

• Source code: https://github.com/youknowone/itunes-iap
• Documentation: http://itunes-iap.readthedocs.io/
• Distribution: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/itunes-iap/

Create request to create a request to itunes verifying api.

>>> import itunesiap
>>> try:
>>>     response = itunesiap.verify(raw_data)  # base64-encoded data
>>> except itunesiap.exc.InvalidReceipt as e:
>>>     print('invalid receipt')
>>> print response.receipt.last_in_app.product_id  # other values are also available as property!

The common attributes are:

product_id, original_transaction_id and quantity.

See the full document in:

• :func:`itunesiap.verify`: The verifying function.
• :class:`itunesiap.receipt.Receipt`: The receipt object.

>>> import itunesiap
>>> response = await itunesiap.aioverify(raw_data)  # verify -> aioverify

The other parts are the same.

See the full document in:

• :func:`itunesiap.aioverify`: The verifying function.

PyPI is the recommended way.

$ pip install itunes-iap

To browse versions and tarballs, visit:

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/itunes-iap/

In review mode, your actual users who use older versions want to verify in production server but the reviewers in Apple office want to verify in sandbox server.

Note: The default env is production mode which doesn't allow any sandbox verifications.

You can change the verifying mode by specifying env.

>>> # review mode
>>> itunesiap.verify(raw_data, env=itunesiap.env.review)

There was breaking changes between v1 and v2 APIs.

• Specify version 0.6.6 for latest v1 API when you don't need new APIs.
• Or use import itunesiap.legacy as itunesiap instead of import itunesiap. (from itunesiap import xxx to from itunesiap.legacy import xxx)

See https://github.com/youknowone/itunes-iap/graphs/contributors