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[sturdy estuary]

hi, you would use pagination instead.

https://stripe.com/docs/api/pagination/auto

[plain tangle]

No because I need to display the current stats off the month

So top customers

Last 10 paid sessions

[sturdy estuary]

makes sense. Not sure what you mean by "no". Listing all CheckoutSessions, implementing pagination, is how you would build a list of all the CheckoutSessions(and you can add filters like created to limit it to certain time periods (see the parameters on https://stripe.com/docs/api/checkout/sessions/list )).

[plain tangle]

Ah

So using .autoPagingEach

The request takes a lot of time

[sturdy estuary]

which request? how do you quantify "a lot"?

it's also not a request in the critical path(a customer payment journey) and is more for async backend reporting purposes so being a couple of seconds shouldn't be a huge problem.

[plain tangle]

await stripe.checkout.sessions.list({ limit: 10 }).autoPagingEach(session => {
     sessions.push(session)
})

[sturdy estuary]

that request lists literally every CheckoutSession on your account ever

[plain tangle]

Ah hahahha

[sturdy estuary]

so it will take a while/involve many pages

[plain tangle]

How can I filter the last month

[sturdy estuary]

hence why you probably want to filter it with created etc as mentioned earlier

[plain tangle]

Thanks, but where do I need to add the param?

await stripe.checkout.sessions.list({ 
        limit: 10,
        
    }).

[sturdy estuary]

in that object that also contains the limit param

[plain tangle]

I can only pass these params

[sturdy estuary]

there's definitely a created param, not sure why your IDE doesn't show it.

await stripe.checkout.sessions.list({
  limit:10,
  created:{
    gt: 1704067200
  }
})

[plain tangle]

Yeah get this

[sturdy estuary]

maybe just @ts-ignore the line

https://github.com/stripe/stripe-node/blob/master/types/Checkout/SessionsResource.d.ts#L2227-L2268 we have the definitions in the types here. Maybe you're using something else.

[plain tangle]

Thanks, fixed it using:

await stripe.checkout.sessions.list({
        limit: 10,
        created: { gt: Math.floor(monthTimestamp / 1000) },
        status: "complete"
    } as any).autoPagingEach(async (session: any)

[signal obsidian]

You probably just need to update your stripe dependency to get the latest types

created parameter was added fairly recently to that endpoint