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[plucky slate]

Hi there

[acoustic ice]

Hello! thank you for reaching out so quick

    for item in items:
        line_items.append({
            'price_data': {
                'currency': item['currency'],
                'product': productdb.get_real_product_id(item['product_id']), # get stripe product ID from obfuscated
            },
            'quantity': item['quantity']
        })
    
    checkout_session = stripe.checkout.Session.create(
        line_items=line_items,
        mode='payment',
        success_url=CHECKOUT_SUCCESS_URL + order_id,
        shipping_address_collection={
            'allowed_countries': ['US', 'CA', 'GB', 'AU', "GB", "DE", "FR", "IT", "ES", "NL", "SE", "DK", "NO", "FI", "BE", "CH", "AT", "IE", "PT", "LU", "PL", "CZ", "SK", "HU", "GR", "BG", "RO", "HR", "SI", "LT", "LV", "EE", "MT", "CY"]
        },
        shipping_options=[
            {
                "shipping_rate_data": {
                    'display_name': 'UPS Ground',
                    'type': 'fixed_amount',
                    'fixed_amount': {
                        'amount': 1000, # $10.00
                        'currency': 'usd',
                        'currency_options': {
                            "eur": {
                                'amount': 900,
                            },
                            "cad": {
                                'amount': 1300,
                            },
                            'aud': {
                                'amount': 1500,
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        ],
        metadata=metadata,
    )

    return JSONResponse(
        content={
            "message": "ok",
            "url": checkout_session.url
        }, status_code=200)

here is some code for context on my python backend

[plucky slate]

Okay, so you're creating an inline Price in aud and also creating an inline shipping_rate but in usd

[acoustic ice]

Yes that is right

[plucky slate]

why not create an inline shipping_rate in aud?

[acoustic ice]

I thought it would automatically choose a rate for the provided currency, using the item's currency as reference

wait, i think i see what you mean

do i add another dict to shipping_options

for each currency supported?

[plucky slate]

Well hmm. If you use shipping_options.shipping_rate_data.fixed_amount.currency: 'aud' and define a USD price under shipping_options.shipping_rate_data.fixed_amount.currency_options, do you still get the same error?

[acoustic ice]

one moment...

I get this error:

stripe._error.InvalidRequestError: Request req_L3sL5UcA4A2NGX: You are specifying a currency option that matches the top-level currency for this shipping rate. Please remove this currency option and it will be added automatically on creation.

[plucky slate]

oh, I see, you should remove

  aud: {
   amount: "1500",
  },```

[acoustic ice]

ah

lets see

stripe._error.InvalidRequestError: Request req_4COyD6YEyHtvYo: The default currency of your line items (`usd`) must match the default currency of your shipping rate (`aud`).

this is the data for line items btw

note: "price" has "price_" truncated but dont worry abt that

and "product_id" is obfuscated with my cached db

[plucky slate]

Okay, I think you're changing things up a bit. The previous two requests you shared created an inline Price in aud. req_4COyD6YEyHtvYo uses an existing Price ID that has a default price in usd

[acoustic ice]

you're right. i changed this code by mistake, let me run the request again

[acoustic ice]

stripe._error.InvalidRequestError: Request req_1sBcI4cN7lbNX7: Prices require an `unit_amount` or `unit_amount_decimal` parameter to be set.

I believe it's saying this because of the way i defined my inline price data. i want it to automatically fetch the prices from the product object

How can i get the currency options for a price object? I don't see it in the reference

[north latch]

hello! taking over from roadrunner, gimme a while to catch up and get back to you

If you want to get the full list of currencies for a multiple currency Price, when you retrieve the Price, you will need to expand [0] currency_options https://docs.stripe.com/api/prices/object#price_object-currency_options

[0] https://docs.stripe.com/api/expanding_objects

req_1sBcI4cN7lbNX7 - where the error mentioned Prices require an unit_amount or unit_amount_decimal parameter to be set. You need to set either unit_amount or unit_amount_decimal, you didn't define either one

[acoustic ice]

Okay, i updated the code to this

it's saying the same error, maybe i defined it wrong?
```stripe._error.InvalidRequestError: Request req_Cw8YPTmISKXZDu: Prices require an unit_amount or unit_amount_decimal parameter to be set.

Oh, its saying 'unit_amount': product_default_price.currency_options[item['currency']].unit_amount, is None

[north latch]

i still don't see you defining it in req_Cw8YPTmISKXZDu, it should be either https://docs.stripe.com/api/checkout/sessions/create#create_checkout_session-line_items-price_data-unit_amount or https://docs.stripe.com/api/checkout/sessions/create#create_checkout_session-line_items-price_data-unit_amount_decimal

[acoustic ice]

holy cow i got it working mostly

just a math error but it shows the currency

[north latch]

👍

[acoustic ice]

ty @north latch and @plucky slate ❤️