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small iris
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export async function getStripeProducts() {
  // Fetch all products that are active
  const products = await stripe.products.list({
    active: true,
    expand: ["data.default_price"],
  })

  // Format the products with their prices
  return products.data.map((product) => {
    const price = product.default_price as any
    console.log('product data', product)
    return {
      id: product.id,
      name: product.name,
      description: product.description,
      priceId: 0,
      price: 300,
      currency: 'usd',
      features: product.features?.map((feature) => feature.name) || [],
    }
  })
}

full product mapping function

inland bridge
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Looks like you hardcoded the priceId to 0, is this intentional ?

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Also, a product can exist without a default_price

small iris
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intentional for that example as it was even erroring out trying to fetch the default price

inland bridge
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Have you set a default_price to that product?

small iris
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maybe I was misusing prices? I assumed doing:

 {
      name: "Enterprise Tier",
      description: "Custom API usage limits",
      price: 19999, // $199.99
      metadata: {
        features: JSON.stringify([
          "Custom API usage limits",
          "Dedicated support",
          "Custom rate limits",
          "SLA guarantees",
        ]),
      },
      lookup_key: "api-usage-enterprise",
    },```

and referencing pricing here would have set the product price, given we alias the lookup key as well
inland bridge
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OK, looks like you haven't set a default_price yet

small iris
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hm what's the difference between a regular price and default price?

inland bridge
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In another word, you can retrieve product from price, not price from product, unless the product has a default_price

small iris
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ah makes sense, my other question related to this as well, how can I do a hybrid billed item?

i.e base subscription being $10.99/month, but then charge an add-on price for certain modules, or perhaps even a usage fee if you go over a certain meter'd value?

would I have to combine multiple subscriptions, separately

inland bridge
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You mean combining multiple prices (per-seat, metered-based) in one subscription? Yes that's totally possible as long as these prices have the same recurring interval

small iris
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yeah, we want a base subscription cost, and then additional cost for metered usage and or per-seat

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