hiroshi nishio

[tulip crow]

Hi there, you can listen to the customer.subscription.updated event (https://stripe.com/docs/api/events/types#event_types-customer.source.updated) to get notify about any changes to the subscription.

[sand bronze]

That means there is no corresponding properties to know in the subscription object?

[tulip crow]

You can check event data's previous_attributes to see what changed (https://stripe.com/docs/api/events/object?lang=node#event_object-data-previous_attributes)

[sand bronze]

Thank you😊

You mean I can just webhook the event? I understand that, but this time I wanted to know the update time from the subscription object,
Is it possible to do that?

[tulip crow]

The event will be fired when the subscription change happens, so by looking at the event's created timestamp (https://stripe.com/docs/api/events/object?lang=node#event_object-created), you'll know when it hapeens.

[sand bronze]

I may have misunderstood, could it be possible to go get the event object later without having to listen to the event object as a webhook?

[tulip crow]

Yes you can do that as well.

But you'll need to list and search the event by yourself.

[sand bronze]

Now I understood!

So subscription object itself does not have such property, right?

[tulip crow]

the timestamp of the change? no.