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[ElSalvo96]

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[ElSalvo96]

@TouchySpidey, we have a problem with this feature.
When I click on unsubscribe, I successfully send a request to the unsubscribe service.

But after the response was OK, I sent another request to the User controller to refresh the isPremium variable.
Actually, there is no difference between:

• Is premium
• In premium but unsubscribed

What do you think about?

[TouchySpidey]

Unsubscribing basically means "I do not want to renew my subscription"
You paid for premium plan till October 10th, you can "unsubscribe" now, but you're still getting the premium plan till October 10th.
Stripe will issue a event "Subscription expire" or something like that when the cancelation's due.

[ElSalvo96]

Okay but now, after the unsubscribe, the button to unsubscribe is still active. Because I use the isPremium variable to make the buttons subscribe and unsubscribe.

What I want to say is that we have a thirty-state which means have successfully unsubscribed but your actual subscription expires on 10 October.

Does it make sense?

If you gave me this state how do we manage the UI? On some websites, I see some links for "manage the subscription plan" that bring you to a page made by Stripe. There you have the renewal, the unsubscribe, and the bill.

Do you know this page or do you have other ideas?

@LorenzoBuongiorno what do you think about the UI scope?

[TouchySpidey]

it should be no problem to let the user use the stripe subscription manager, i'll try tonight
you could GET /api/payments/manage-subscription, which will return a url, and redirect the user there
also as a GET Parameter you can pass referral: current location
so that when user is done watching their subscription, they are redirected back to where they left

[TouchySpidey]

regarding the sub expiration, i can pass something along with isPremium:
like expiresOn: (date or null)
and autoRenew: (bool)

[ElSalvo96]

it should be no problem to let the user use the stripe subscription manager, i'll try tonight
you could GET /api/payments/manage-subscription, which will return a url, and redirect the user there
also as a GET Parameter you can pass referral: current location
so that when the user is done watching their subscription, they are redirected back to where they left

I agree. One thing, don't take the url in input. I don't like to expose this for security issues. If you are 100% secure do it. If not set up the homepage as a go back url.

In the evening I'll create an issue for tracing this development!

[ElSalvo96]

regarding the sub expiration, i can pass something along with isPremium:
like expiresOn: (date or null)
and autoRenew: (bool)

Ok, expiresOn in case of autoRenew false is the date of the end of subscription if it is true expiresOn is the value of next renew.
Also is null when isPremium is false.

AutoRenew is false when I have made the unsubscribe or when I want to make the subscription month by month.

So, the user should see the button unsubscribe when isPremium is true and autoRenew is also true.

If it's right I'll create another issue.
One last thing is about the name, I prefer to add the object subscription with the props:

• expireDate
• isAutoRenewActive

Let me know 💪

[TouchySpidey]

don't take the url in input. I don't like to expose this for security issues

umh ok i'll see what i can do
and also ok for everything else

[TouchySpidey]

@EkimoCode
we didn't consider storing the cancel_at_period_end flag, gotta alter the table and tweak the webhook a little
i'm on it