Superwall Android SDK/com.superwall.sdk.store.testmode

Package-level declarations

Types

@Serializable

enum FreeTrialOverride : Enum<FreeTrialOverride>

class TestMode(val storage: Storage, val isTestEnvironment: Boolean = Companion.isTestEnvironment, val getSuperwallProducts: suspend () -> Either<SuperwallProductsResponse, NetworkError> = { Either.Failure(NetworkError.Unknown()) }, val entitlements: Entitlements? = null, val activityProvider: () -> ActivityProvider? = { null }, val activityTracker: () -> CurrentActivityTracker? = { null }, val hasExternalPurchaseController: () -> Boolean = { false }, val apiKey: () -> String = { "" }, val dashboardBaseUrl: () -> String = { "" }, val tracker: suspend (TrackableSuperwallEvent) -> Unit = { }, val showModal: suspend (activity: Activity, reason: String, hasPurchaseController: Boolean, availableEntitlements: List<String>, apiKey: String, dashboardBaseUrl: String, savedSettings: TestModeSettings?) -> TestModeModalResult = { activity, reason, hasPC, available, ak, db, saved -> TestModeModal.show(activity, reason, hasPC, available, ak, db, saved) }, ioScope: CoroutineScope = IOScope(), val actor: StateActor<TestModeContext, TestModeState> = SequentialActor(TestModeState.Inactive, ioScope)) : TestModeContext

Test-mode manager.

TestModeBehavior

enum TestModeBehavior : Enum<TestModeBehavior>

TestModeContext

interface TestModeContext : BaseContext<TestModeState, TestModeContext>

Dependencies available to TestModeState.Actions.

TestModeReason

sealed class TestModeReason

TestModeSessionData

typealias TestModeSessionData = TestModeState.TestModeSessionData

TestModeState

sealed class TestModeState

TestModeTransactionHandler

class TestModeTransactionHandler(testMode: TestMode, activityProvider: ActivityProvider, activityTracker: CurrentActivityTracker? = null)

TestStoreProduct

class TestStoreProduct(superwallProduct: SuperwallProduct) : ApiStoreProduct

StoreProductType backing test-mode products. Shares its implementation with ApiStoreProduct — both are built from Superwall /products endpoint data — but remains a distinct type so test-mode products are distinguishable from custom (store == CUSTOM) products.