How to setup StoreKit in XCode

The following tutorial uses our Open Source Swift starter project to demonstrate how to setup a local StoreKit file as well as one sync'd to App Store Connect.

We recommend that you clone our Open Source Swift Starter Project, checking out the main branch and carrying out the steps below. The changes can be found on the tutorial/storekit/setup branch.

Under Models, create a new folder called StoreKit. This will hold all the relevant files for StoreKit, which will be added in later tutorials.

In the StoreKit folder that you created in Step One, do the following:

Press Command + N and in the modal that appears, search for StoreKit.

Select StoreKit Configuration File and click Next.

Give your Storekit Configuration File a name (i.e. Offering).

As demonstrated below, if you check off Sync this file with an app in App Store Connect, you will have to pick a Team and an App to sync to.

Please note that Synced files are read-only.

Once you've set the details, click Next.

If you're not already in the folder that you wish to create the file in, navigate to that folder.

Then click Create.

We have provided samples of what a synced and local StoreKit file look like.

The next steps involves creating any Consumable or Non-Consumable In-App Purchases and/or Auto-Renewing or Non-Renewing Subscriptions as well as any introductory or promotional offers, or offer codes.

Read our comprehensive development guide linked below to learn about all the secrets behind developing In-App Purchases and Subscriptions with StoreKit 2.