New README files have been added for the packages dealing with the Stripe and Lemon Squeezy billing systems. They explain the purpose of the packages and detail what environment variables need to be set for development and production.
This update modifies the billing system to properly handle both single and recurring payment plans. Logic is introduced to determine whether the selected plan is recurring or a one-time payment and adjust the interface accordingly. The naming of some components and variables has been changed to more accurately reflect their purpose. Additionally, a
Refactored the 'plan-picker' component in the billing gateway to remove unwanted line items and improve checkout session and subscription handling. Enhanced the localization support by adding translations in the plan picker and introduced a new function to check trial eligibility so that existing customers can't start a new trial period. These changes enhance the usability of the application across different regions and provide accurate trial period conditions.
Added translations in "plan-picker" for better localization support. Introduced a new functionality to check trial eligibility where existing customers can't start a trial. Removed unnecessary billing line items like 'per-seat' and 'metered'. Also, made significant changes in multiple files to align with the updated internationalization best practices. The changes aim to make application more user-friendly across different locales and provide accurate trial period conditions.
Implemented detailed pricing information for various subscription types in the plan-picker component. Two additional subscription types, 'per-seat' and 'metered', have been added to the billing configuration, providing more flexibility for customers to choose different billing methods that suit their needs. The billing schema has also been refined to allow plans without a 'base' line item.
The code in the webhook API has been refactored to move the DatabaseWebhookHandlerService instance out of the POST function scope. Furthermore, the display of renewal plan details on the billing page has been simplified and certain parts deemed superfluous have been removed. Numerous types and interfaces in the database.types.ts file have also been corrected and formatted for consistency and improved readability.
The billing schema has been revamped to allow more flexible billing setups, supporting multiple line items per plan. Changes extend to related app and UI components for a seamless experience. As a result, the previously used 'line-items-mapper.ts' is no longer needed and has been removed.
Refactored both Stripe and Team Accounts features' schemas for better data validation and added specificity to keys. Enhanced form validations with methods to ensure Stripe keys follow appropriate prefixes. Replaced generic string types with UUID for accountId attributes in different services. Also turned off autocomplete for destructive actions for improved security.
Removed services and actions related to team account deletion as well as updated paths within other dependent files, better reflecting their new locations. Also, added a new service titled 'AccountBillingService' for handling billing-related operations and restructured the form layout and handled translation in 'team-account-danger-zone' component.
Updated logic in createBillingSchema function in the create-billing-schema.ts file for clarity and efficiency. Adjusted line item schema refinement rules and implemented changes in plan types parsing. Removed unnecessary console logs and added a console log to output the parsed config.
The billing module has been refined and enhanced to include deeper validation and detailing of billing plans and products. The checkout session creation process was revised to handle more complex scenarios, incorporating better parsing and validation. Additional validations were added for the plan and product schemas, improving product details extraction, and rearranging of module exports was made for better organization. The code refactor allows easier future modifications and upgrades for recurring and one-time payments with nuanced product configurations.
The update implemented a redirect functionality in the multi-factor authentication flow for a better user experience. It also involved a refactoring of some parts of the code, substituting direct routing paths with path configs for easier future modifications. Import statements were adjusted for better code organization and readability.
This commit accomplishes a few modifications including the elimination of `use-toast.tsx` due to redundancy. The authentication methods in `personal-accounts-server-actions.ts` were refactored to improve service integration and data handling. Additionally, UI components were updated for better readability and clarity. Cascading deletion was enabled in the `schema.sql` file for 'invited_by' reference.
This commit covers a variety of actions that includes the refactoring of the authentication components to accept paths and invite tokens as props instead of a singular callback prop, thereby improving the component's flexibility. This refactor process removes 'withI18n' calls as i18n functionalities are no longer used. The commit also contains several adjustments to the UI components, including the authorization layout, pricing table, and sign-up page. It also includes minor changes to error messages, specifically those related to password resetting. Lastly, several peer dependencies are removed in the 'package.json' files and changes made to the 'browser.client.ts' file providing a significant code cleanup.
This commit updates the naming convention of icons from Lucide-React, moving some package dependencies to "peerDependencies" in 'team-accounts', 'admin' and 'auth'. Additionally, it includes tweaks to the development server command in apps/web package.json and adds a logger reference to the shared package. Furthermore, cleanup work has been performed within the features and UI packages, and new scripts to interact with Stripe have been added to the root package.json.
The admin functionality related code has been removed which includes various user and organization functionalities like delete, update, ban etc. This includes action logic, UI components and supportive utility functions. Notable deletions include the server action files, dialog components for actions like banning and deleting, and related utility functions. This massive cleanup is aimed at simplifying the codebase and the commit reflects adherence to project restructuring.
Deleted the billing-redirect-button, checkout-redirect-button, and embedded-stripe-checkout components. Additionally, removed the shadcn directory, which encompassed billing-related icons. This change streamlines the subscription settings interface and organizes the system's payment management. This update is a stepping stone towards improving the billing system's overall architecture.
Created a new package named billing-gateway which implements interfaces for different billing providers and provides a centralized service for payments. This will potentially help to maintain cleaner code by reducing direct dependencies on specific payment providers in the core application code. Additionally, made adjustments in existing services, like Stripe, to comply with this change. The relevant interfaces and types have been exported and imported accordingly.
Added README.md files for several @kit packages including Supabase, UI, Emails, Billing, and Mailers. These documents explain the purpose and usage of each package, facilitating better understanding for developers interacting with them.
