baucis-decorator-upgrade

Adds level upgrade/downgrade functionality specific to users.

Install

npm install baucis-decorators baucis-decorator-upgrade --save

Usage

This is a WIP, but if you want to try it out, add the decorator with your stripeSecret and add the level, stripeCustomerId, and stripeSubscriptionId properties as shown below.

Example

controllers/User.js

var baucis = require('baucis');
var mongoose = require('mongoose');
var Schema = mongoose.Schema;

var extend = require('deep-extend');
var ResourceProps = require('../props/Resource.js');
var ResourceController = require('../controllers/Resource.js');

var UserProps = extend({}, ResourceProps);

UserProps.level = {
  type: Number,
  default: 0,
  min: 0,
  max: 9001,
  reserved: true
};
UserProps.stripeCustomerId = {
  type: String,
  reserved: true,
  select: false
};
UserProps.stripeSubscriptionId = {
  type: String,
  reserved: true,
  select: false
};

var UserSchema = new Schema(UserProps);
var UserModel = mongoose.model('User', UserSchema);
var UserController = baucis.rest('User');

var decorators = require('baucis-decorators');
var upgrade = require('baucis-decorator-upgrade');
var stripeSecret = 'abc123';

// decorate controller
decorators.add.call(UserController, [
  upgrade(stripeSecret),  // allows `User` resources' `level` property to be upgraded using Stripe
  ResourceController      // `UserController` will inherit all of `ResourceController`'s decorators
]);

/**
 * Expose controller.
 */
module.exports = UserController;

Then users can upgrade their account level by POSTing the following parameters to /api/users/upgrade:

{
  "id": "user ID",
  "name": "user name (if no ID)",
  "stripeToken": "only required when creating subscription",
  "plan": "'Private' (level 1) or 'Business' (level 2)",
  "numUsers": "useful for organizations, defaults to 1"
}