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packages/in_app_purchase/example/README.md

In App Purchase Example

Demonstrates how to use the In App Purchase (IAP) Plugin.

Getting Started

This plugin is in beta. Please use with caution and file any potential issues you see on our issue tracker.

There‘s a significant amount of setup required for testing in app purchases successfully, including registering new app IDs and store entries to use for testing in both the Play Developer Console and App Store Connect. Both Google Play and the App Store require developers to configure an app with in-app items for purchase to call their in-app-purchase APIs. Both stores have extensive documentation on how to do this, and we’ve also included a high level guide below.

Android

  1. Create a new app in the Play Developer Console (PDC).

  2. Sign up for a merchant's account in the PDC.

  3. Create IAPs in the PDC available for purchase in the app. The example assumes the following SKU IDs exist:

    • consumable: A managed product.
    • upgrade: A managed product.
    • subscription: A subscription.

    Make sure that all of the products are set to ACTIVE.

  4. Update APP_ID in example/android/app/build.gradle to match your package ID in the PDC.

  5. Create an example/android/keystore.properties file with all your signing information. keystore.example.properties exists as an example to follow. It's impossible to use any of the BillingClient APIs from an unsigned APK. See here and here for more information.

  6. Build a signed apk. flutter build apk will work for this, the gradle files in this project have been configured to sign even debug builds.

  7. Upload the signed APK from step 6 to the PDC, and publish that to the alpha test channel. Add your test account as an approved tester. The BillingClient APIs won't work unless the app has been fully published to the alpha channel and is being used by an authorized test account. See here for more info.

  8. Sign in to the test device with the test account from step #7. Then use flutter run to install the app to the device and test like normal.

iOS

  1. Follow “Workflow for configuring in-app purchases”, a detailed guide on all the steps needed to enable IAPs for an app. Complete steps 1 (“Sign a Paid Applications Agreement”) and 2 (“Configure in-app purchases”).

    For step #2, “Configure in-app purchases in App Store Connect,” you'll want to create the following products:

    • A consumable with product ID consumable
    • An upgrade with product ID upgrade
    • An auto-renewing subscription with product ID subscription

  2. In XCode, File > Open File example/ios/Runner.xcworkspace. Update the Bundle ID to match the Bundle ID of the app created in step #1.

  3. Create a Sandbox tester account to test the in-app purchases with.

  4. Use flutter run to install the app and test it. Note that you need to test it on a real device instead of a simulator, and signing into any production service (including iTunes!) with the test account will permanently invalidate it. Sign in to the test account in the example app following the steps in the In-App Purchase Programming Guide.