subscriptions_update - Charter

POST

stripe_subscriptions_update.py

from charter.packs import stripe

result = await stripe.subscriptions_update.ainvoke({"subscription": ...})

Path parameters

Field	Type	Description
`subscription` *	`string`	The ID of the subscription to update.

Body

Field	Type	Description
`description`	`string`	An arbitrary string attached to the subscription. max length 500
`metadata`	map of `string`	Set of key-value pairs attached to the subscription.
`trialEnd`	`string` \| `integer`	When the trial ends: the string ‘now’ to end it immediately, or a Unix timestamp at most two years out. Overrides any trial the plan defines. A timestamp is seconds, not milliseconds: 1700000000, not 1700000000000.
`cancelAt`	`integer` \| CancelAtSentinel \| `string`	When to cancel: a Unix timestamp, or one of ‘max_billed_until’, ‘max_period_end’, ‘min_period_end’. A timestamp before the current period ends prorates if prorations are enabled. Pass an empty string to clear a cancellation that was scheduled earlier; `cancel_at_period_end` does not clear a timestamp. A timestamp is seconds, not milliseconds: 1700000000, not 1700000000000.
`collectionMethod`	CollectionMethod	How to collect payment. Absent, Stripe charges automatically.
`daysUntilDue`	`integer`	Days until an invoice is due. Valid only when collection_method is ‘send_invoice’. ≥ 0
`defaultPaymentMethod`	`string`	The payment method to charge. It must already belong to this subscription’s customer.
`items`	SubscriptionItemUpdate[]	The items to change, up to 20. Absent, the items are left alone. max 20 items
`cancelAtPeriodEnd`	`boolean`	Whether the subscription cancels at the end of the current period. Send it only to change the setting.
`prorationBehavior`	ProrationBehaviorOnUpdate	How to handle prorations when the billing cycle or an item quantity changes. Absent, Stripe creates them.
`paymentBehavior`	PaymentBehaviorOnUpdate	What to do if payment for the update fails. Absent, Stripe allows the subscription to go past_due.
`prorationDate`	`integer`	A Unix timestamp to calculate prorations against, as though the update happened then. Absent, Stripe uses now. A timestamp is seconds, not milliseconds: 1700000000, not 1700000000000.
`cancellationDetails`	CancellationDetails	Why the subscription is being cancelled.
`discounts`	SubscriptionDiscount[]	Coupons and promotion codes. A populated array replaces the subscription’s existing discounts. Absent, they are left alone.