Hey everybody what's going on this is Caleb with slopes dot com and this video is basically going to
be a review of how to set up an app in iTunes Connect on Apple's developer Web site.
Now this is going to let us connect Apple's servers to our projects so we can download all of our in-app
purchase data and we've already set this up in the previous course.
But what we're going to do is we're going to go ahead and just show you how you can do it if you're
starting this from the very beginning.
So go ahead and pull open your project and you need to pay attention to one thing the bundle identifier.
OK right now it's calm.
Deb slopes dot food Zyla slopes IAP.
K that's a unique identifier that we're going to use to separate our app from all the other ones that
we have saved.
So now I'm going to show you iTunes Connect I'm going to pull it open here.
And what we need to do is to go into my apps so select that and as soon as it loads what we're going
to do is we're going to go ahead and click this plus button here now.
Click.
New app.
And what we're going to do is we're going to go ahead and select the platform which for us is iOS.
The name is going to be.
How about I don't know test application.
One two three.
Let's just give it a random name.
Primary language is English.
Us for myself and the bundle ID.
You're probably thinking wait a minute we didn't set up a bundle ID that is because we are not actually
submitting this to the App Store but we can use the X-C wild card and the bundle IDs suffix says it
must match the one used in your apps Infocom list.
And if you look in info that P list it says the bundle identifier is equal to product bundle identifier.
So all that means is that it's just pulling the one from this from this textfield and it's saving their
info up the list.
So I'm going to copy this and I'm going to paste it over.
But of course I've already set up an app with this same identifier so I'm going to go ahead and just
put one two three at the end simply because I've already done it with another application.
Can't use it twice.
The you is a unique ID for your app that's not visible on the App Store so this is just a way for you
to pay attention and keep track of what app this actually is.
In the instance of you having multiple applications.
So I'm actually just going to copy my bundle idea and paste it and down here at the bottom is limit
user access.
Let's say that you only want a certain member of your team to be able to view this.
You can set those permissions there.
Now when this is done click Create and it's going to go ahead and spin and load and it says the app
name you've entered is already being used.
So that means somebody has already entered this name and that's going to cause us some problems so I'm
going to go ahead and just call this dev slopes test application one two three because I really doubt
someone's already used that and then click Create again.
Now this is an issue that I had a couple of times.
It says your changes couldn't be saved.
Try again.
And if the problem persists contact us the way I've found around this to fix it is actually to just
change the bundle ID online and then also change it in your application.
So let's say that I changed it instead to foods Zilah app Well yeah food Zilah app for monsters cause
food sounds like a monster food Zyla app for monsters and I'll go ahead and copy that and paste it again
for my S-K you click Create and you'll notice as soon as I change that we have no problems.
And here's our application.
OK.
Very very cool.
Now of course I did change the bundle ID suffix so I'm going to go ahead and paste that back into my
project because that's what's actually going to let me you know interact with iTunes Connect here.
Now that is how we're going to set it up.
And now we have access to this application.
Now if we wanted to add functionality like in-app purchases first we're going to have to go to our project
here go to capabilities and then look for in-app purchases.
Now do you see it in here.
Let's look for it in that purchase.
Okay look at that now right now it says that in-app purchases are off.
So what we're going to do is we're going to turn it on like so and it's going to go ahead and do everything
it needs to do it's pretty much automatic which is really cool.
So now that that's done we can go ahead and head back into here into iTunes Connect and click features
and you'll notice in-app purchases appears right there.
Now this plus button this is where we're going to add in our in-app purchases.
Okay.
And that is where we're going to do that so I need to think if there's anything else that's really important
I need to tell you.
We have set up the app.
We've connected it to the same bundle ID from X code if you remember right here we have.
I've shown you the in-app purchases page.
You know I think this is going to work in the next video.
We're going to set up our audio renewing subscription at purchase here right here and now I'm going
to show you with the project I already have which you're going to notice we'll have to separate in that
purchase.
Here's one for consumable in-app purchases and one for non consumable.
Again if you want to set that up you should take our in-app purchase course for consumable and non consumables.
It's like the part 1 to this course not a Perec prerequisite but it is kind of part one.
So anyway we're going to move on to the next video.
We're going to set up our in-app purchase here and we're going to dive right into code very very shortly
after that.
So get excited and I'll see in the next video.