This guide describes the process of setting up the Amazon Appstore for use with the Unity in-app purchasing (IAP) system. This includes establishing the digital records and relationships that are required to interact with the Unity IAPAbbreviation of Unity In App Purchase
See in Glossary API, setting up an Amazon developer account, and testing and publishing a Unity IAP application.
As with other platforms, the Amazon store allows for the purchase of virtual goods and managed products. These digital products are identified using a string identifier and an additional type to define durability, with choices including subscription (capable of being subscribed to), consumable (capable of being rebought), and non-consumable (capable of being bought once).
There are cross-store installation issues with publishing to multiple Android IAP stores (for example, Amazon and Google) simultaneously and shared Android bundle identifiers. For more information, refer to Cross-store installation issues with Android in-app purchase stores.
For Android devices, download and install the Amazon Appstore.
For FireOS devices, the Amazon Appstore should come pre-installed.
Note: Although you can freely target FireOS devices, FireOS is not a Unity-supported platform.
After you have installed the Amazon Appstore, install the Amazon App Tester.
|[11:07:01] user@laptop:/Applications | $ adb devices
List of devices attached
00DA0807526300W5 device
Setting up to use Unity’s IAP takes a few steps.
Alternatively, call the API:
UnityPurchasingEditor.TargetAndroidStore(AndroidStore.AmazonAppStore)
You do not have to download Amazon’s native IAP plug-in when preparing to use the Amazon stores, because all of the functionality that it provides is already included in Unity’s IAP service.
Add your app. From the Amazon Developer Portal select Add a New App.
Set up your catalog. Using the product descriptions you prepared earlier, add the items to the Amazon catalog using the Amazon Developer Portal. Navigate to your app’s page, and find the In-App Items section. Use the Add a Consumable, Add an Entitlement, or Add a Subscription buttons to set up your catalog.
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