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- caze_api, 53 minutes ago, 21 messages
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split yoke
const updatedSubscription = await stripe.subscriptions.update(
purchase?.subscriptionId,
{
items: items,
billing_cycle_anchor: "now",
metadata: { purchaseId: newPurchase.id },
}
);
golden helm
hello again 😄
golden helm
NP!
how do I get the difference value right after or right before the difference value?
Can you explain a bit more or share an example? I don't understand what you're trying to get here
split yoke
const updatedSubscription = await stripe.subscriptions.update(
purchase?.s...
Is there a way to get the difference value before this code so I can update in my systems the value paid for each change?
like the different values on the image
golden helm
What do you mean difference value?
split yoke
Faturas = Invoices
golden helm
You mean, see what the payment amount will be?
split yoke
What do you mean difference value?
yes
split yoke
You mean, see what the payment amount will be?
yes*
If I pay on the first plan 12 USD, and on the next one 36 USD, the differente will be 24 USD
So I would bay 12 USD on the first one and 24 USD on the second one
or something like that
golden helm
Getting this ahead of time is possible but a bit trickier, I'll explain afterwards first
You can use expansion in the Subscription update request to get the full latest_invoice in the response and inspect the latest_invoice.amount_due for example:
https://stripe.com/docs/expand
expand: ['latest_invoice']
split yoke
Ooh, thanks! I'll try that, thanks a lot!
light quartzBOT
golden helm
Before you make the update, you can using the invoice preview API to specify your customer, subscription and revised items to get a preview of the invoice that would get created if you update the subscription:
https://docs.stripe.com/api/invoices/create_preview
split yoke
This amount_due is a number, right? Can this number be negative if the amount of the second subscription is smaller? Is this number the amount in smaller units or the full price of the currency?
old onyx
👋 Stepping in for my teammate
amount_due is an integer, yes. It won't be negative ,no, but might be less than what it was for the first invoice depending on the items you include in the subscription update.
Is this number the amount in smaller units or the full price of the currency?
Depends on the currency you're using. We list what we call "zero-decimal currencies" here: https://docs.stripe.com/currencies#zero-decimal
as well as three-decimal currencies: https://docs.stripe.com/currencies#three-decimal