smithery/rshankras

paywall-generator

Generates StoreKit 2 subscription paywall with modern SwiftUI views. Use when user wants to add subscriptions, paywall, or in-app purchases.

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$ npx skills add smithery/rshankras --skill paywall-generator

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SKILL.md

Paywall Generator

Generate a complete StoreKit 2 subscription paywall with modern SwiftUI views, subscription status tracking, and proper purchase handling.

When This Skill Activates

Use this skill when the user:

  • Asks to "add subscriptions" or "add paywall"
  • Mentions "in-app purchases" or "IAP"
  • Wants "StoreKit 2" implementation
  • Asks about "subscription management"
  • Mentions "premium features" or "pro version"

Paywall Design Principles (Apple's Data)

  • Keep sign-up to 3-4 taps. Per Apple's Tech Talk: 61% conversion at 3 taps, 48% at 4 — collapsing to 7% at 9 taps.
  • Make the paywall glanceable — value proposition, price, and renewal/trial terms in one view, no scrolling to find the price.
  • Show clear renewal and trial terms everywhere you pitch the subscription, not just on the paywall.
  • Persistent entry point over pop-ups — a tasteful, always-available subscribe button (plus subscribe/manage in Settings). Pop-ups train users to dismiss.
  • Trigger the offer at moments of interest — when the user taps locked content, not on a timer.
  • Offer 3-4 duration tiers so users self-select their commitment level.
  • Let users experience value first — free trial (works best for known brands), freemium, or content sampling (e.g., N free articles per month).

Pre-Generation Checks

1. Project Context Detection

  • Check for existing StoreKit implementations
  • Check deployment target (StoreKit 2 requires iOS 15+)
  • Look for existing product IDs in codebase
  • Identify source file locations

2. Conflict Detection

Search for existing StoreKit:

Glob: **/*Store*.swift, **/*Purchase*.swift, **/*Subscription*.swift
Grep: "import StoreKit" or "Product.products"

If found, ask user:

  • Replace existing implementation?
  • Extend with additional features?

Apple Docs Reference

StoreKit subscription APIs (iOS 18.4+):

  • SubscriptionOfferView - New SwiftUI view for merchandising subscriptions
  • subscriptionStatusTask modifier for tracking subscription state
  • Transaction.currentEntitlements(for:) - per-product entitlement check (iOS 18.4+)
  • RenewalInfo enhancements for expiration reasons

Configuration Questions

Ask user via AskUserQuestion:

  1. Subscription tiers? (multi-select)

- Monthly - Yearly (with discount) - Lifetime - Weekly

  1. Features needed?

- Free trial - Family sharing - Promotional offers

  1. UI style?

- Full paywall screen - Inline subscription view - Both

Generation Process

Step 1: Create Core Files

Generate these files:

  1. StoreKitManager.swift - Product loading and purchasing
  2. SubscriptionStatus.swift - Status tracking
  3. PaywallView.swift - Full paywall UI
  4. SubscriptionButton.swift - Individual plan button

Step 2: Create Configuration

  • Products.swift - Product ID constants

Step 3: Determine File Location

Check project structure:

  • If Sources/ exists → Sources/Store/
  • If App/ exists → App/Store/
  • Otherwise → Store/

Product ID Setup

App Store Connect

  1. Go to App Store Connect > Your App > Subscriptions
  2. Create subscription group
  3. Add subscription products with IDs like:

- com.yourapp.subscription.monthly - com.yourapp.subscription.yearly - com.yourapp.subscription.lifetime

StoreKit Configuration (Testing)

Create Products.storekit for local testing:

  1. File > New > File > StoreKit Configuration
  2. Add products matching your IDs
  3. Edit scheme > Options > StoreKit Configuration

Output Format

After generation, provide:

Files Created

Sources/Store/
├── StoreKitManager.swift        # Product loading & purchasing
├── SubscriptionStatus.swift     # Status enum & tracking
├── Products.swift               # Product ID constants
└── Views/
    ├── PaywallView.swift        # Full paywall screen
    ├── SubscriptionButton.swift # Plan selection button
    └── SubscriptionOfferCard.swift # iOS 18.4+ view

Integration Steps

App Entry Point:

@main
struct MyApp: App {
    @State private var subscriptionStatus: SubscriptionStatus = .unknown

    var body: some Scene {
        WindowGroup {
            ContentView()
                .environment(\.subscriptionStatus, subscriptionStatus)
                .subscriptionStatusTask(for: "your.group.id") { statuses in
                    subscriptionStatus = SubscriptionStatus.from(statuses)
                }
        }
    }
}

Show Paywall:

struct ContentView: View {
    @State private var showPaywall = false
    @Environment(\.subscriptionStatus) var status

    var body: some View {
        VStack {
            if status != .subscribed {
                Button("Upgrade to Pro") {
                    showPaywall = true
                }
            }
        }
        .sheet(isPresented: $showPaywall) {
            PaywallView()
        }
    }
}

SubscriptionOfferView (iOS 18.4+):

// Simple merchandising view
SubscriptionOfferView(productID: "com.app.subscription.monthly")
    .prefersPromotionalIcon(true)
    .subscriptionOfferViewDetailAction {
        showPaywall = true
    }

Testing Instructions

  1. Create StoreKit Configuration:

- File > New > StoreKit Configuration - Add your products

  1. Edit Scheme:

- Product > Scheme > Edit Scheme - Options > StoreKit Configuration > Select your file

  1. Test Purchases:

- Run in Simulator - Use Transaction Manager (Debug > StoreKit > Transaction Manager)

  1. Test Scenarios:

- Purchase flow - Restore purchases - Subscription expiration - Renewal

References

  • storekit-patterns.md - Best practices and patterns
  • templates/ - All template files
  • Apple Docs: StoreKit Updates (iOS 18.4+)