One-Time charge: order items orderable_id / model

[divdax]

It would be great we could set the orderable morph relationship for one time charges like so:

$product = App\Models\SomethingOrderable::find(1);
$result = $user->newCharge();

$item = new ChargeItemBuilder($user);
$item->quantity($data->qty);
$item->unitPrice(money($data->price*100,'EUR'));
$item->description($data->name);
$item->taxPercentage(19);
$tiem->orderableModel($product); // <---------- new method

$result->addItem($item->make());

$result = $result->create();

Currently orderable_id & oderable_type in table order_items is always empty.

[sandervanhooft]

How about this?

$item = new \Laravel\Cashier\Charge\ChargeItemBuilder($user, $orderable);

[divdax]

@sandervanhooft yeah... much better! :)

[sandervanhooft]

Would be even cooler to do something like this and fill everything automatically:

class ChargeItemBuilder
{
    // ...

    public static function forChargeable(Chargeable $chargeable, Model $billable)
    {

        $result = new static($billable);
        $result->orderable = $chargeable->orderable();
        $result->unitPrice($chargeable->unitPrice());
        $result->description($chargeable->description());
        $result->taxPercentage($billable->taxPercentage());

        return $result;
    }
}

interface Chargeable
{
    public function orderable(): Model;
    public function unitPrice(): Money;
    public function description(): string;
}

This would require some additional modifications around handlePaymentFailed/Paid on the orderable model (also see InteractsWithOrderItems. 🤔

Need to investigate if this is possible without breaking change.

[sandervanhooft]

For clarity, this would allow you to do stuff like

$itemA = ChargeItemBuilder::forChargeable($chargeableA, $billable)->make();
$itemB = ChargeItemBuilder::forChargeable($chargeableB, $billable)
    ->taxPercentage(5.5) // overrides allowed
    ->description('Some other description')  // overrides allowed
    ->quantity(3)
    ->make();

$result = $user->newCharge()
    ->addItem($itemA)
    ->addItem($itemB)
    ->setRedirectUrl('https://www.example.com')
    ->create();

[divdax]

This is awesome! 😍

[sandervanhooft]

Thanks @divdax .

This is going to involve several steps, need to be careful to not break any existing installations. First impressions:

1. Split InteractsWithOrderItems into the following interfaces and apply as such:

   • HandlesPaymentStatusUpdates
   • ProcessesOrderItem
   • PreprocessesOrderItems (already exists)

2. Add checks to Order.handlePaymentPaid etc to check if the handlePaymentFailed method exists on the item before calling it.

3. Add Chargeable interface.

4. Add ChargeItemBuilder::forChargeable()

[divdax]

Do you think it's possible?

[sandervanhooft]

We have put the first steps towards this on our backlog 🤞

[divdax]

First of all happy new year! 🎉 Sorry for asking, but do you have any news here?

[tobischulz]

Hey, this would help a lot! Is there currently any way to get all one-time charges for a user?

[valerius21]

Any updates on this?

[Naoray]

Hi @valerius21,

this will likely included within the next major release of this package. There is currently no ETA for the next major release, but I expect it to happen within this year.