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• newton_checkout-discounts-subscriptions, 2 days ago, 16 messages

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[frigid moth]

Taking a look now

My version of CLI doesn't allow for tiers to be passed in. Does yours? What does the below command show?

stripe prices create --help

[orchid spire]

I also don't have tiers showing under "Request Parameters:" from the output of stripe prices create --help
However I thought I could use the -d "nested[param]=value" style of param

Using stripe prices create --currency=usd --unit-amount=1000 -d "product_data[name]"="Tiered stuff" --billing-scheme=tiered --tiers-mode=volume -d "tiers=[{up_to: 'inf', flat_amount: 10}]" appears to attempt to use an array per out log https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_ZCPkqBwooLwoX8?t=1714582718

invalid_request_error - tiers

Invalid array
I figure I need to adjust the formatting.

To answer your question, here's the full output of stripe prices create --help:

% stripe prices create --help
Usage:
stripe prices create [--param=value] [-d "nested[param]=value"]

Request Parameters:
--active
--billing-scheme
--currency
--custom-unit-amount.enabled
--custom-unit-amount.maximum
--custom-unit-amount.minimum
--custom-unit-amount.preset
--lookup-key
--nickname
--product
--product-data.active
--product-data.id
--product-data.name
--product-data.statement-descriptor
--product-data.tax-code
--product-data.unit-label
--recurring.aggregate-usage
--recurring.interval
--recurring.interval-count
--recurring.trial-period-days
--recurring.usage-type
--tax-behavior
--tiers-mode
--transfer-lookup-key
--transform-quantity.divide-by
--transform-quantity.round
--unit-amount
--unit-amount-decimal

Note: all types are specifically for the Stripe CLI itself, not the Stripe API. The CLI handles
transforming types to what the API expects.

Flags:
-c, --confirm Skip the warning prompt and automatically confirm the command being entered
--dark-style Use a darker color scheme better suited for lighter command-lines
-d, --data stringArray Data for the API request
-e, --expand stringArray Response attributes to expand inline
-h, --help help for create
-i, --idempotency string Set the idempotency key for the request, prevents replaying the same requests within 24 hours
--live Make a live request (default: test)
-s, --show-headers Show response headers
--stripe-account string Set a header identifying the connected account
-v, --stripe-version string Set the Stripe API version to use for your request

Global Flags:
--api-key string Your API key to use for the command
--color string turn on/off color output (on, off, auto)
--config string config file (default is $HOME/.config/stripe/config.toml)
--device-name string device name
--log-level string log level (debug, info, trace, warn, error) (default "info")
-p, --project-name string the project name to read from for config (default "default")

[frigid moth]

I'm thinking that it's possible Stripe CLI just doesn't support the tiers parameter, which is confusing, given that it's required. Let me double check with someone

It's going to be a few minutes, as my team is in a meeting. I should be able to get answers within the next ~25 minutes. Just wanted to make sure I was setting expectations

[orchid spire]

OK, thanks for the expectation setting!
I have a meeting of my own starting in ~35 minutes so may have to jump before we get an answer.

[frigid moth]

Okay, it was a formatting issue. As an example, this works fine:

stripe prices create --currency=usd -d "product_data[name]"="Tiered stuff" -d "recurring[interval]"=month --billing-scheme=tiered --tiers-mode=volume -d "tiers[0][unit_amount]"=33 -d "tiers[0][up_to]"=10 -d "tiers[1][unit_amount]"=22 -d "tiers[1][up_to]"=inf

[orchid spire]

Awesome! Thanks so much!

No further questions. We can close this thread now. Thanks again!

[frigid moth]

Sure thing!