Enums
Enums (also known as enumeration types) represent possible sets of values for a field.
You can see the Objects to understand which fields resolve to enums and therefore have a restricted selection of allowed values.
FeatureType
Represents the type of a Feature.
Values
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| BINARY | A user would either have access or not to the given feature in a package. There are either no set amounts or unlimited amounts of a feature when it is binary. |
| CONSUMABLE | A user has a set amount of the given feature in a package. There are limits for a feature when it’s consumable. |
PackageStatus
Represents the status of a Package.
Values
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| ARCHIVED | The package has been archived and is therefore no longer in use. The package will not be modifiable. Users will also not be able to subscribe to the package. |
| DRAFT | The package is still being drafted. Users will not be able to subscribe to the package. |
| PUBLISHED | The package is published and is therefore live for users to subscribe to. |
| ALL | Used solely for listing all packages as an argument for the packages query. |
ResetPeriod
Represents theperiod in which the usage of a Feature resets.
Does this impact when someone is billed?
No - when someone is billed for a feature/package is decided by the price of the package/features which they they subscribed to. You would have defined the billingPeriod in the BillingTemplate when creating (or editing) the package.
Values
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| YEAR | Usage will reset in a year from the time someone has subscribed to the package with the feature. |
| MONTH | Usage will reset in a month from the time someone has subscribed to the package with the feature. |
| DAY | Usage will reset in a day from the time someone has subscribed to the package with the feature. |
SubscriptionStatus
Represents the status of a PackageSubscription. When a subscription has been imported in or synced from Stripe, this will mirror the status of the subscription from there. You can see more on Stripe’s definitions here.
Values
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| ACTIVE | The user is currently subscribed to the given package. |
| TRIALING | The user is currently subscribed to the given package on a trialled basis. |
| CANCELLED | The subscription is no longer valid as the user has cancelled it. |
| PAST_DUE | The payment for the subscription is past due and the user needs to pay to regain access. |
| UNPAID | The payment for the subscription is unpaid and the user needs to pay to regain access. |
| INCOMPLETE | The subscription has just been created but payment still needs to take place. |
| INCOMPLETE_EXPIRED | The needed payment for the new subscription has expired. |
What status does a subscription need to have in order for a user to have access to the features within the subscribed package?
Users will only have access to features in packages related to subscriptions which are ACTIVE or TRIALING. They will not be entitled to access the features otherwise.
Does CANCELLED mean that the user is not subscribed to the package in the PackageSubscription?
Not necessarily - it only means that this particular PackageSubscription is no longer valid. A user may have since subscribed to the same package again, although we will record this with a separate PackageSubscription.
You should look through all of a user’s subscriptions via the subscriptions query, and identify the packages they have an ACTIVE SubscriptionStatus for.
RecordUsageAction
Represents how you want the usage of a feature to be recorded (used for recordUsage).
Values
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| ADD | Adds to the existing usage of a feature. |
| SET | Overwrites any existing usage of a feature and sets the delta given as the total amount. |