Bumping the API gem to 5.29.0 and to the latest API version. This takes into account changes in the API over the last few months and also lays the groundwork for some other improvements to the plugin (namely promo codes).
Not all URLs in Subscriptions were not subfolder install friendly. This commit uses link-to in places its needed to properly set URLs if on a subfolder install.
An implementation of refunds from the Admin dashboard. To refund, go to Plugins > Subscriptions > Subscriptions then click the `Cancel` button. You'll be presented with a modal. If you wish to refund only the most recent payment, check the box.
This only implements refunds for Subscriptions, not One Time Payments. One Time Payments will still need to be handled manually at this time.
Due to putting the Stripe Elements HTML inside an if block in the
template, this caused state to be funky. As a result, calling
`this.stripe.createToken` failed to return a promise. Opted instead to
hide the elements via CSS for anonymous users to prevent this
showstopping bug.
Improves the subscription flow for anonymous users by making the routes available, and showing a login button. Clicking login from this page will save a `destination_url` cookie so that when logging in they're redirected back to the subscription page they were at.
The code in the plugin needed a dramatic cleanup. This refactor collapses the Plan/Product/Subscription controllers on the backend into one new controller: `SubscribeController`.
This reduces N+1 calls to the back end during the subscription process and simplifies use of the code.
I've also removed a bunch of dead code and refactored some logic into methods for easier readability. No feature/functionality changes in this commit; only refactoring. However, refactoring will allow for implementation of better anonymous user handling, so this is largely a foundation to enable making that change.
We don't want foreign keys in migrations going forward as they can be
expensive for large tables. However, we shouldn't be changing old
migrations, so we're having rubocop ignore it in this plugin for now.
* FIX: Loading state persists after bad card entered
If a bad card number was entered and the subscribe button clicked, the
subscription button still disappeared and subscribing was not possible
without refreshing the page.
* UX: Add missing tooltip
* DEV: Ignore gems directory for local rubocop runs
Previously, when a user canceled a subscription, the access would revoke
immediately on Discourse vs. at the end of the billing period. This
commit changes the behavior to remove membership at the end of the
billing period using Stripe's `cancel_at_period_end` attribute on the
Subscription object.
This commit now requires the setup of webhooks for subscription
processing to occur correctly.
Building off the foundation of using the Prices API, this PR adds the ability to create a one-time purchase plan for any product, which then can add a user to the specified plan group.
Some things to be aware of:
One-time purchases cannot have trials.
One-time purchases use the Invoice API instead of Subscriptions. Invoices are created then charged immediately.
Users should receive emails for these invoices directly from Stripe just like subscriptions.
Stripe has a newer API called Prices where you can create a price for any product and it can either be recurring or one-time. The easy part is existing Plans work with the Prices API by passing a Plan ID, but objects are returned in the slightly-different Prices API object format.
This commit is a refactor to the new API to handle the data in its new form, and lays the foundation for a one time payment plan to be added to any subscriptions product.
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