axiom-in-app-purchases

StoreKit 2 handles in-app purchases by utilizing a testing-first workflow with `.storekit` configurations, providing architecture for transaction verification, managing auto-renewable subscriptions, and restoring consumable and non-consumable products.

The best way to test in-app purchases locally is by creating a `.storekit` configuration file first, enabling a testing-first workflow before writing any purchase code or subscription management logic in your iOS app.

StoreKit 2 subscription management relies on built-in transaction verification to validate purchases. It tracks subscription status automatically and ensures auto-renewable subscriptions are maintained robustly across different product types.

Yes, you can restore consumable and non-consumable purchases using StoreKit 2. The framework includes restore purchase functionality within the StoreManager architecture to ensure users regain access to previously bought items.

You need a StoreManager architecture for iOS subscription handling to properly organize transaction verification, manage subscription states, and maintain robust, testable in-app purchase functionality across your application.