Receigen is a Developer Tools app by Laurent Etiemble. Receigen is a smart code generator for App Store receipt validation (both receipt and InApp purchase). The generated code is ready-to-integrate, pure C, fully debuggable and integrates various protection mechanisms to harden the reverse engineering.
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1. - Receigen features a fast and smart code generator; every time the code is generated, it is different in order to defeat binary pattern detection.
2. Receigen is a smart code generator for App Store receipt validation (both receipt and InApp purchase).
3. - Receigen can generate receipt validation code in Objective-C and Swift languages.
4. The generated code is ready-to-integrate, pure C, fully debuggable and integrates various protection mechanisms to harden the reverse engineering.
5. - Receigen can generate receipt validation code for OS X and iOS platforms.
6. - The binary code produced is obfuscated by integrating various mechanisms like string and constant obfuscation, non-predictable branching, non-explicit function calls, dead-code, etc.
7. - The generated code allows to access all the receipt properties.
8. - Receigen can also be invoked on the command line so it integrates inside a Xcode build process.
9. - The generated code is compatible with ARC (Automatic Reference Counting).
10. Check out the Receigen website for documentation, tutorial and support.
11. It also nicely integrates with Xcode for a streamlined build process.
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Had some issues getting it to work properly with my Objective-C project and OpenSSL 1.0 recently, but after building and integrating OpenSSL 1.1, the receipt verification started working again. Been using this app for years, and it's a huge time-saver!
Thanks for the update! Now it's much more convenient to copy and paste to use the code. === Old Comments === Can you make Swift private structs private? Everytime when I generate a new Swift code, I have to manually make all structs/alias/functions marked with "// MARK: ----- Private XXXXX -----" actual private. This is because I have two generate code in one project, one for app startup, one for check receipt info. They are conflictig for the private types. It would be great if you can update the template to use `private` keyword, thanks!
Hasn’t been updated since 2014. The generated code spews warnings. How long before it breaks?
I have been using Receigen for several years now across many apps. Despite the lack of updates, it’s still working just fine. I just completed a new app using auto-renewable subscriptions and was pleasantly surprised to find all the support I needed was there from the 2014 release and working fine with Xcode 8.3.2.
It worked for me, and saved me a ton of time. Receipt validation is not for the faint of heart but this app makes it so easy that I found it well worth the price.
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