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I am creating a list of products and skus in Stripe with this format:
- Star Wars T-Shirt (Product)
- S (Sku)
- M (Sku)
- L (Sku)
- Marvel T-Shirt (Product)
- S (Sku)
- M (Sku)
- L (Sku)
- Etc.
I can fill the prices in the skus but I would like to show the price when I call the list of products in Rails.
Any Help?
ruby-on-rails stripe-payments
asked Jan 3 at 16:14
jorgeregidorjorgeregidor
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I am creating a list of products and skus in Stripe with this format:
- Star Wars T-Shirt (Product)
- S (Sku)
- M (Sku)
- L (Sku)
- Marvel T-Shirt (Product)
- S (Sku)
- M (Sku)
- L (Sku)
- Etc.
I can fill the prices in the skus but I would like to show the price when I call the list of products in Rails.
Any Help?
ruby-on-rails stripe-payments
asked Jan 3 at 16:14
jorgeregidorjorgeregidor
105110
add a comment |
I am creating a list of products and skus in Stripe with this format:
- Star Wars T-Shirt (Product)
- S (Sku)
- M (Sku)
- L (Sku)
- Marvel T-Shirt (Product)
- S (Sku)
- M (Sku)
- L (Sku)
- Etc.
I can fill the prices in the skus but I would like to show the price when I call the list of products in Rails.
Any Help?
ruby-on-rails stripe-payments
asked Jan 3 at 16:14
jorgeregidorjorgeregidor
105110
I am creating a list of products and skus in Stripe with this format:
- Star Wars T-Shirt (Product)
- S (Sku)
- M (Sku)
- L (Sku)
- Marvel T-Shirt (Product)
- S (Sku)
- M (Sku)
- L (Sku)
- Etc.
I can fill the prices in the skus but I would like to show the price when I call the list of products in Rails.
Any Help?
ruby-on-rails stripe-payments
ruby-on-rails stripe-payments
asked Jan 3 at 16:14
jorgeregidorjorgeregidor
105110
asked Jan 3 at 16:14
jorgeregidorjorgeregidor
105110
asked Jan 3 at 16:14
jorgeregidorjorgeregidor
105110
asked Jan 3 at 16:14
jorgeregidorjorgeregidor
105110
asked Jan 3 at 16:14
jorgeregidorjorgeregidor
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SKUs are linked to products through the product key.
You could retrieve the Products your are looking for and then get all the SKUs linked to those products using
Stripe::SKU.list(product: insert_product_id_here)
However this can be quite heavy if you have lots of products, since you'll make an API call to retrieve the SKUs for each and everyone of them. For better performance I'd create a record in DB each time I create a SKU for a product to leverage ActiveRecord relations and performance. If your are creating your SKUs from the backend, you can do it at the same time, if your creating your SKUs through the Stripe Dashboard, you can listen to the sku.created Webhook event to create it then.
answered Jan 3 at 16:31
Vincent RoleaVincent Rolea
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SKUs are linked to products through the product key.
You could retrieve the Products your are looking for and then get all the SKUs linked to those products using
Stripe::SKU.list(product: insert_product_id_here)
However this can be quite heavy if you have lots of products, since you'll make an API call to retrieve the SKUs for each and everyone of them. For better performance I'd create a record in DB each time I create a SKU for a product to leverage ActiveRecord relations and performance. If your are creating your SKUs from the backend, you can do it at the same time, if your creating your SKUs through the Stripe Dashboard, you can listen to the sku.created Webhook event to create it then.
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SKUs are linked to products through the product key.
You could retrieve the Products your are looking for and then get all the SKUs linked to those products using
Stripe::SKU.list(product: insert_product_id_here)
However this can be quite heavy if you have lots of products, since you'll make an API call to retrieve the SKUs for each and everyone of them. For better performance I'd create a record in DB each time I create a SKU for a product to leverage ActiveRecord relations and performance. If your are creating your SKUs from the backend, you can do it at the same time, if your creating your SKUs through the Stripe Dashboard, you can listen to the sku.created Webhook event to create it then.
answered Jan 3 at 16:31
Vincent RoleaVincent Rolea
595316
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SKUs are linked to products through the product key.
You could retrieve the Products your are looking for and then get all the SKUs linked to those products using
Stripe::SKU.list(product: insert_product_id_here)
However this can be quite heavy if you have lots of products, since you'll make an API call to retrieve the SKUs for each and everyone of them. For better performance I'd create a record in DB each time I create a SKU for a product to leverage ActiveRecord relations and performance. If your are creating your SKUs from the backend, you can do it at the same time, if your creating your SKUs through the Stripe Dashboard, you can listen to the sku.created Webhook event to create it then.
answered Jan 3 at 16:31
Vincent RoleaVincent Rolea
595316
SKUs are linked to products through the product key.
You could retrieve the Products your are looking for and then get all the SKUs linked to those products using
Stripe::SKU.list(product: insert_product_id_here)
However this can be quite heavy if you have lots of products, since you'll make an API call to retrieve the SKUs for each and everyone of them. For better performance I'd create a record in DB each time I create a SKU for a product to leverage ActiveRecord relations and performance. If your are creating your SKUs from the backend, you can do it at the same time, if your creating your SKUs through the Stripe Dashboard, you can listen to the sku.created Webhook event to create it then.
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