Crazy fun tools and behaviors for building In-App Purchase, Trial Mode, and Rate My Application scenarios into XAML Windows Store applications. This library contains an abstraction layer for the communication to the Store APIs, and several XAML Behaviors. Written in C# for WinRT.

Talking to the store is basically boiler plate code for most applications. Creating an abstract layer to determine whether or not to use the CurrentAppSimulator, or the CurrentApp objects is time consuming. This library takes the guess work out of the abstractions, and allows the user to do standard tasks without any code using behaviors and live, bindable lists.

• WindowShopping.dll - home for core functionality, and the abstraction layer to communicate to the store API's
• WindowShopping.UI.dll - home for UI functionality, ViewModels, and Behaviors

• StoreContainer - the static class containing the active store API repository
• CurrentAppRepository - a repository which does all of the I/O between the store and the application
• CurrentAppSimulatorRepository - found in the sample application, this allows debugging several store scenarios when building the application
• ConsumableFulfillmentAction - tells the Store when a consumable in app purchase purchased product has been fulfilled
• ProductPurchaseAction - performs an in app purchase for a specified product
• ProductStatusBehavior - performs actions based on the purchase status of a product
• PurchaseFullAppAction - performs a purchase for the full version of the application
• RateApplicationAction - sends the user to the store to rate the application
• TrialModeBehavior - performs actions based on the purchase status of the application
• LiveAppInfo - a bindable class which keeps track of the status of the application
• LiveConsumablesListing - a bindable list which keeps track of the Unfulfilled Consumables
• LiveProductListing - a bindable list which keeps track of the products available to purchase

Included in this repo is WindowShopping.Samples.sln which contains a Windows application using all of the behaviors and live classes. It also listens to the broadcasting log from the active abstraction layer.

The sample overrides the default CurrentApp object with the CurrentAppSimulator during debugging by using the CurrentAppSimulatorRepository.