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stripe-charge-list
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A Stripe charges API for node - get a time based overview of how much you're making. Based off stripe-charges.
npm install stripe-charge-list
Query charges by their created
date:
var ChargeList = require('stripe-charge-list')
var list = ChargeList('stripe-key')
list.get(new Date('1/1/2014'), new Date('2/1/2014'), function (err, charges) {
console.log('Made $' + charges.total() + ' in January!');
});
The resulting charges
object lets you further learn manipulate the charges.
Get the number of charges returned:
charges.count()
or filter further inside the cohort by the charges' created
date:
charges.count(new Date('1/15/2014'), new Date('1/24/2014'));
var list = ChargeList(key, [opts])
key
- stripe key, requiredopts.limit
- limit number of results from each query{ pct: 0.029, amt: 0.3}
set fees for calculating actual earnings (only needs to be set if you do not have default pricing).list.get(start, end, callback(err, charges))
Get charges between start
and end
dates (must be date objects). callback
returns a charges
object (see below).
charges
APIcharges.list()
[
{
amount: 2900,
customer: 'cus_2983jd92d2d',
..
},
]
Filter charges via a filter function:
charges.filter(fn)
or filter further by the charges' created
date:
charges.list(new Date('1/15/2014'), new Date('1/24/2014'))
or get all the refunded
charges:
charges.refunded(true).count()
Handy printing to console.log
:
charges.print()
You can get the total amount of money made from the charges:
charges.paid(true).refunded(false).total()
MIT
Forked from stripe-charges.
FAQs
Handy wrapper around stripe charge list API
The npm package stripe-charge-list receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, stripe-charge-list popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that stripe-charge-list demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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