#TzarBuba-reports
tawny hawk
@hexed basin if you're coding this yourself, then https://stripe.com/docs/expand/use-cases#stripe-fee-for-payment should help, that's how you take a given payment and get the Stripe processing fees for it
hexed basin
Hey, let me a few minutes to see it
yes I'm doing it myself, using node
oh, that is kind of different from what I started doing
I started with stripe.charges.list()
so it's better to use stripe.paymentIntents.list()
tawny hawk
that works too, PaymentIntents ultimately create Charges
hexed basin
and then use this prop expand
hexed basin
that works too, PaymentIntents ultimately create Charges
but i cant find the fees there
unless I use like n2 forloop and on every charge payment retrieving the expand property
sorry for my english
i have to investigate more about this prop expand
tawny hawk
you can pass expand when listing
tawny hawk
if it helps you can look at this thread https://discord.com/channels/841573134531821608/931144000008757268 where someone was doing the same thing an hour ago
for example you pass expand=['data.balance_transaction'] when listing Charges so that the fee is returned as part of the response
hexed basin
I have to see the response of this call
I assume it would be like { amount: 1000, // number or string fees: 100, // number or string stripe_fees: 12, // number or string }
this is my goal
if I'm able to get such information from charges/paymentintents it would be great
tawny hawk
I have to see the response of this call
you can make it in test mode and see
hexed basin
for example you pass `expand=['data.balance_transaction']` when listing Charges ...
probably the prop is data.balance_transaction
tawny hawk
I assume it would be like ```
{
amount: 1000, // number or string
fees: ...
no it wouldn't, but you can parse the response and create it
tawny hawk
probably the prop is ```data.balance_transaction```
don't know what you mean by prop
since you seem very lost give me a minute to write some code
hexed basin
no it wouldn't, but you can parse the response and create it
balance_transaction: {
fee: 539,
fee_details: [ [Object] ],
net: 16331,
}
now I will check the fee details
probably it will have everything
hexed basin
don't know what you mean by prop
in this code expand is prop
stripe.charges.list({ expand: ['data.balance_transaction'] })
tawny hawk
yep
hexed basin
I don't know how to explain myself in english sorry
tawny hawk
here's roughly what I would do anyway
stripe.charges.list({limit: 3, expand:["data.balance_transaction"], created:{gte:"1641994539"}, status:"paid"})
.autoPagingEach(function(charge) {
console.log(charge.amount)
if(charge.balance_transaction){
for(let fee of charge.balance_transaction.fee_details){
console.log(fee.amount)
console.log(fee.type)
}
}
});
this response looks ok
{
amount: 539,
application: null,
currency: 'bgn',
description: 'Stripe processing fees',
type: 'stripe_fee'
}
],```yeah exactly
created:{gte:"1641994539"}, would list only charges after date
woah 🤯
and autoPagingEach is forlooping in the api
I've been amazed right now
tawny hawk
🙂
hexed basin
about the fees
is there different types of fee, I mean, I have to find a test card that make fees like bank fee or transaction fee, because all my balance_transaction have type: 'stripe_fee'
tawny hawk
the possible types are at https://stripe.com/docs/api/balance_transactions/object?lang=node#balance_transaction_object-fee_details-type
application_fee is if you're looking at a Charge on your account created by a Connect platform that took a slice of the payment (https://stripe.com/docs/connect/direct-charges#flow-of-funds-with-fees)
stripe_fee is our fee per our pricing pages on stripe.com/pricing
tax is the value-added-tax we take on the fee in certain countries
those are the only possibilities
covert lake
Hey there @hexed basin I just wanted to confirm that my teammate was able to get you the information you were looking for?