Subscription
Subscription: Search
- Ruby
collection = gateway.subscription.search do |search|
search.plan_id.is "the_plan_id"
end
collection.each do |subscription|
puts subscription.billing_day_of_month
end
Subscription: Find
instead.
Parameters
The number of billing cycles remaining in the subscription.
:created_at
rangeThe date/time the subscription was created.
:days_past_due
rangeThe number of days past due the subscription is.
:id
textThe ID of the subscription.
:ids
multipleA list of subscription IDs to search for.
:in_trial_period
multipleWhether the subscription is in a trial period. Can be true or false. This parameter must be used in conjunction with status
.
:merchant_account_id
multipleA list of merchant account IDs to search for.
A fragment of the merchant account ID to search for.
:contains
textA part of the merchant account ID to search for.
:ends_with
textA postfix for the merchant account ID to search for.
:is
textAn exact merchant account ID to search for.
:is_not
textA merchant account ID to be excluded from the search.
:starts_with
textA prefix for the merchant account ID to search for.
:next_billing_date
rangeThe date the subscription will next be billed.
:plan_id
multipleA list of plan IDs to search for.
:price
rangeThe price of the subscription.
:status
multipleThe status of the subscription. Possible values:
Active
Canceled
PastDue
Pending
Expired
:transaction_id
textThe transaction ID associated with the subscription.
Examples
Searching by price
Searching on price uses a range field.
- Ruby
search_results = gateway.subscription.search do |search|
search.price <= 5
end
search_results = gateway.subscription.search do |search|
search.price.between 3, 10
end
Searching by plan ID
Searching on plan ID uses a multiple value field.
- Ruby
search_results = gateway.subscription.search do |search|
search.plan_id.is "gold_plan"
end
search_results = gateway.subscription.search do |search|
search.plan_id.in "silver_plan", "gold_plan"
end
Searching by status
Searching on status uses a multiple value field.
- Ruby
search_results = gateway.subscription.search do |search|
search.status.is Braintree::Subscription::Status::Active
end
search_results = gateway.subscription.search do |search|
search.status.in( Braintree::Subscription::Status::Active,
Braintree::Subscription::Status::Canceled,
Braintree::Subscription::Status::Expired,
Braintree::Subscription::Status::PastDue,
Braintree::Subscription::Status::Pending )
end
- Ruby
search_results = gateway.subscription.search do |search|
search.status.is Braintree::Subscription::Status::Active
end
search_results = gateway.subscription.search do |search|
search.status.is Braintree::Subscription::Status::Active
search.in_trial_period.is true
end
search_results = gateway.subscription.search do |search|
search.status.is Braintree::Subscription::Status::Active
search.in_trial_period.is false
end
Searching by days past due
Searching on days past due uses a range field.
- Ruby
search_results = gateway.subscription.search do |search|
search.days_past_due <= 5
end
search_results = gateway.subscription.search do |search|
search.days_past_due.between 1, 5
end
Searching by merchant account ID
Searching on merchant account ID acts like a multiple value
field.
- Ruby
search_results = gateway.subscription.search do |search|
search.merchant_account_id.in "usd_merchant_account", "another"
end
Searching by billing cycles remaining
Searching on billing cycles remaining will find subscriptions which have a set limit to the number
of times they will recur. It uses a range field.
- Ruby
search_results = gateway.subscription.search do |search|
search.billing_cycles_remaining <= 5
end
Searching by next billing date
Searching on next billing date will return subscriptions that will bill again during the date range
you have given it. The example below will return any subscriptions that will be billed in the next
five days.
- Ruby
five_days_from_now = Time.now + (5 * 24 * 60 * 60)
search_results = gateway.subscription.search do |search|
search.next_billing_date <= five_days_from_now
end
Searching by created-at date/time
Searching on created-at date/time will return subscriptions that were created during the range you
have given.
- Ruby
search_results = gateway.subscription.search do |search|
search.created_at.between( Time.now - 60*60*24, Time.now )
end
Searching a combination
You can combine any of the search fields into a single search.
- Ruby
search_results = gateway.subscription.search do |search|
search.plan_id.is "gold_plan"
search.status.is "Active"
end