Handle app receipt expirations properly #3
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- Convert date strings to NSDate objects where possible. - Ignore empty fields altogether. - Check if the app receipt is past an expiration date in validation.
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In my own testing based on this code, I noticed that the Expiration Date field in the app receipt was not being handled at all. This is required if you want to check whether the app receipt has expired (mostly in the context of a Volume Purchase Program).
This pull request fixes this and cleans up a few more things :
NSDateobjects that are easier to access in code.