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ProductRequest

ProductRequest#

Parameters for fetching products from the store via fetchProducts().

Input to fetchProducts. iOS: passed to Product.products(for:) (Apple docs). Android: passed to BillingClient.queryProductDetailsAsync (Google docs).

Native references: Apple · Product.products(for:) · Google · QueryProductDetailsParams

Fields#

Name	Summary
`skus`	Array of product identifiers to fetch
`type`	Product type filter (optional): `"in-app"` (default), `"subs"`, or `"all"`

Usage Example#

swift

// Fetch in-app purchases (default)
let inappProducts = try await OpenIapModule.shared.fetchProducts(
    ProductRequest(skus: ["product1", "product2"])
)

// Fetch only subscriptions
let subscriptions = try await OpenIapModule.shared.fetchProducts(
    ProductRequest(skus: ["sub1", "sub2"], type: .subs)
)

// Fetch all products (both in-app and subscriptions)
let allProducts = try await OpenIapModule.shared.fetchProducts(
    ProductRequest(skus: ["product1", "sub1"], type: .all)
)

Kotlin example

// Fetch in-app purchases (default)
val inappProducts = openIapStore.fetchProducts(
    ProductRequest(skus = listOf("product1", "product2"))
)

// Fetch only subscriptions
val subscriptions = openIapStore.fetchProducts(
    ProductRequest(skus = listOf("sub1", "sub2"), type = ProductQueryType.Subs)
)

// Fetch all products (both in-app and subscriptions)
val allProducts = openIapStore.fetchProducts(
    ProductRequest(skus = listOf("product1", "sub1"), type = ProductQueryType.All)
)

TypeScript example

// Fetch in-app purchases (default)
const inappProducts = await fetchProducts({ skus: ["product1", "product2"] });

// Fetch only subscriptions
const subscriptions = await fetchProducts({
  skus: ["sub1", "sub2"],
  type: "subs"
});

// Fetch all products (both in-app and subscriptions)
const allProducts = await fetchProducts({
  skus: ["product1", "sub1"],
  type: "all"
});

Dart example

dart

// Fetch in-app purchases (default)
final inappProducts = await FlutterInappPurchase.instance.fetchProducts<Product>(
  skus: ['product1', 'product2'],
);

// Fetch only subscriptions
final subscriptions = await FlutterInappPurchase.instance
    .fetchProducts<ProductSubscription>(
  skus: ['sub1', 'sub2'],
  type: ProductQueryType.Subs,
);

// Fetch all products (both in-app and subscriptions)
final allProducts = await FlutterInappPurchase.instance
    .fetchProducts<ProductCommon>(
  skus: ['product1', 'sub1'],
  type: ProductQueryType.All,
);

C# (MAUI) example

using OpenIap;
using OpenIap.Maui;

// Fetch in-app purchases (default)
var inappProducts = await OpenIapClient.Query.FetchProductsAsync(
    new ProductRequest { Skus = new[] { "product1", "product2" } });

// Fetch only subscriptions
var subscriptions = await OpenIapClient.Query.FetchProductsAsync(
    new ProductRequest
    {
        Skus = new[] { "sub1", "sub2" },
        Type = ProductQueryType.Subs,
    });

// Fetch all products (both in-app and subscriptions)
var allProducts = await OpenIapClient.Query.FetchProductsAsync(
    new ProductRequest
    {
        Skus = new[] { "product1", "sub1" },
        Type = ProductQueryType.All,
    });

GDScript example

# Fetch in-app purchases (default)
var request = ProductRequest.new()
request.skus.assign(["product1", "product2"])
var inapp_products = await iap.fetch_products(request)

# Fetch only subscriptions
var subs_request = ProductRequest.new()
subs_request.skus.assign(["sub1", "sub2"])
subs_request.type = ProductQueryType.SUBS
var subscriptions = await iap.fetch_products(subs_request)

# Fetch all products (both in-app and subscriptions)
var all_request = ProductRequest.new()
all_request.skus.assign(["product1", "sub1"])
all_request.type = ProductQueryType.ALL
var all_products = await iap.fetch_products(all_request)