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Go to GitHub →retrieve invoice data with Swell-js?
Hi all, I'm just building out the account page of our headless store. We sell a few books but the main revenue driver for the site is the subscriptions we offer.
I can easily grab subscription or order data for the customer but none of the returned data holds the actual payments/invoices. I can grab the total of all invoices from the subscription object and I can obviously grab the orders from the order object... only thing is the orders object only returns the initial order, not the subsequent charges that are tied to that order/subscription.
Any ideas how I can pull the payments associated with a subscription? I'm looking to map through them all so a subscriber ca see when they've been charged.
Thanks so much!
Mark
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Hey all, it's been a few days so thought I'd follow with a bump... any help much appreciated 🤘
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That feature you mentioned is being worked on and will be released soon.
In the meantime, our engineers suggested a workaround and you can try it:
// the customer should be logged await swell.account.login('email', 'password'); let total = 0; // get selected subscription with all its orders const subscriptionResults = await swell.subscriptions.get({ id: '62a0af3146ff521a438ad62d', expand: ['orders:0'], }) // get first item from the array const subscription = subscriptionResults?.results?.length ? subscriptionResults.results[0] : null; if (subscription) { if (subscription?.orders?.results) { // get each order with its payments for (const order of subscription.orders.results) { const orderWithPaymentsResults = await swell.get('/orders', { id: order.id, expand: ['payments:0'], }); const orderWithPayments = orderWithPaymentsResults?.results?.length ? orderWithPaymentsResults.results[0] : null; if (orderWithPayments?.payments?.results) { for (const payment of orderWithPayments.payments.results) { // handle this payment console.log(payment); if (payment.status === 'success') { total = total + payment.amount; } } } } } }I hope this is useful for you.
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