# 17.3 Code Setup for Subscriptions

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Make sure that you have completed all of the previous steps of 17, 17.1 & 17.2.
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### 17.3.1 Get IAP Files

You will get an **iAP.zip** file from us in your email after contacting us with your purchase code. Unzip it and you will get a folder named **iAP**. Paste this folder into the **news\_app/lib** folder.

### 17.3.2 Configure Subscription IDs

Go to the **lib/iAP/iap\_config.dart** file and add your **Product IDs** here separated with commas as shown in the picture below.

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### 17.3.3 Enable Subscriptions

After that set the iAPEnaled value to **true**.

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### 17.3.4 Enable the Disabled Code

1. Go to the **lib/screens/tabs/profile\_tab/subscription\_tile.dart** file and enable all the codes that were disabled.

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To enable all the code from a single file, Press **CMD + A** to select all the text, and then press **CMD + /**\
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2. Go to the **lib/utils/next\_screen.dart** file and enabled the selected line shown in the picture below. Also, enable the package line at the top of this file in the same way.

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Remove the double slash (**//**) to enable a single line.
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3. Go to the **lib/screens/tabs/profile\_tab/profile\_tab.dart** file and enable the selected lines shown in the picture below.

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That's it. Your subscription setup is completed. Now, you can test the app and the products and publish your app in production by uploading a new version.

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To test the In-App Purchases feature, use a real Android or iOS phone. Emulators/Simulators won't support this.
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