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thin hinge
Cool. Thanks!
frozen coral
Could you please share the Subscipriton id ?
frozen coral
The price currency used is USD
Could you share the link to the dashboard page showing SEK ?
thin hinge
In the customers' portal it also says SEK (which it should, its good, but I want it when fetching the subscription programatically too)
frozen coral
Ok, so the default currency of the price is USD.
thin hinge
yeah
frozen coral
The Subscription currency is SEK.
thin hinge
yes
frozen coral
So when fetching the price via the API, you need to refer to the SEX currency option
And refer to the SEK option
thin hinge
I'm not fetching the price object per se, I'm fetching the subscription
I just want to summarize and present the total price for the subscription
something in the lines of:
customer: customerId,
});
let totalPrice = 0;
subscriptions.data.forEach((subscription) => {
subscription.items.data.forEach((item) => {
totalPrice += item.plan.amount * item.quantity;
});
});```Is there a better way to do this then? Otherwise I guess I'll have to fetch each price individually, expand currency_options, and refer to currency_options per price. But it seems like a long route to just fetch the total amount.