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[late tendon]

It gives me this error

{
  "error": {
    "message": "Invalid string: {:eq=>\"payout\"}",
    "param": "type",
    "request_log_url": "https://dashboard.stripe.com/acct_1MmdYhC0QD1kttcN/test/logs/req_qAnKtiyXTVeIG7?t=1745522388",
    "type": "invalid_request_error"
  }
}

func (o *PaginationOptions) AddPaginationStripeFilters(filters stripe.Filters) stripe.Filters {
    for _, filter := range o.FieldFilters {
        if _, ok := filter.Value.(string); !ok {
            continue
        }
        filters.AddFilter(filter.Field, filter.Operator.toStripeOperator(), filter.Value.(string))
    }

    return filters
}

used here

func (s service) GetBalanceTransactionsForOrganization(accountId string, paginationOptions pagination.PaginationOptions) (*pagination.PaginatedResult[*stripe.BalanceTransaction], error) {
    params := &stripe.BalanceTransactionListParams{}
    params.SetStripeAccount(accountId)
    params.Limit = stripe.Int64(int64(paginationOptions.PageSize))
    params.EndingBefore = paginationOptions.EndingBefore
    params.StartingAfter = paginationOptions.StartingAfter

    var filters stripe.Filters
    if len(paginationOptions.FieldFilters) > 0 {
        filters = paginationOptions.AddPaginationStripeFilters(params.Filters)
    }
    if paginationOptions.Search != "" {
        filters = paginationOptions.AddPaginationStripeSearch(params.Filters, "id")
    }
    params.Filters = filters

    iter := balancetransaction.List(params)
    err := iter.Err()
    if err != nil {
        return nil, err
    }

    meta := iter.Meta()
    data := iter.BalanceTransactionList().Data

    return &pagination.PaginatedResult[*stripe.BalanceTransaction]{
        MetaData: pagination.PaginationMetaData{
            HasNext:  meta.HasMore,
            HasPrev:  paginationOptions.EndingBefore != nil && *paginationOptions.EndingBefore != "",
            PageSize: paginationOptions.PageSize,
        },
        Data: data,
    }, nil
}

The AddFilter method is exposed in the SDK

type Filters struct {
    f []*filter `form:"-"` // See custom AppendTo implementation
}

// AddFilter adds a new filter with a given key, op and value.
func (f *Filters) AddFilter(key, op, value string) {
    filter := &filter{Key: key, Op: op, Val: value}
    f.f = append(f.f, filter)
}

[tepid violet]

Hello, I am not immediately sure what those filters are. I can look into that, but you should be able to filter by passing us the type as a String in the call's parameters like this:

result := balancetransaction.List(params);```

[late tendon]

Can I use this with multiple filters?

I'm using this conversion from my own pagination settings by the way

func (o Operator) toStripeOperator() string {
    switch o {
    case OperatorEqual:
        return ":"
    case OperatorNotEqual:
        return "-"
    case OperatorGreaterThan:
        return ">"
    case OperatorGreaterOrEqual:
        return ">="
    case OperatorLessThan:
        return "<"
    case OperatorLessOrEqual:
        return "<="
    case OperatorIn:
        return "~"
    default:
        return ""
    }
}

As listed here https://docs.stripe.com/search?lang=go

[tepid violet]

Yes, though that is also different than the Go language objects that you are using https://docs.stripe.com/search?lang=go#multiple-filters

[late tendon]

Alright, I'll give it a look. Thanks!

The AddFilter method is documented here by the way https://pkg.go.dev/gopkg.in/stripe/stripe-go.v36#Filters.AddFilter, But I've not seen it in the official docs anywhere

[tepid violet]

I see we show it in our API reference https://docs.stripe.com/api/pagination/auto?lang=go
It looks like if you don't include an op parameter we may just pass it as an argument. I am wondering if this is an older syntax that hasn't been deprecated. Will try digging a bit more

Let me know if using the params the way they are in those two other docs works for you, that may be simpler and get the same job done

[late tendon]

I'll give it a try

[late tendon]

Cool, that did the trick!

That's all I need right now. Thanks for the help!