Struct TransactionItemNonCatalogPrice

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pub struct TransactionItemNonCatalogPrice { /* private fields */ }
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Price object for a non-catalog item to charge for.

Can be for existing products, or you can pass a product object as part of your price to charge for a non-catalog product.

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impl TransactionItemNonCatalogPrice

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pub fn new( description: impl Into<String>, amount: u64, currency: CurrencyCode, ) -> Self

Create new price object for non-catalog item.

  • description - Internal description for this price, not shown to customers. Typically notes for your team.
  • amount - Amount in the lowest denomination for the currency, e.g. 10 USD = 1000 (cents). Although represented as a string, this value must be a valid integer.
  • currency - Currency code.
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pub fn name(self, name: impl Into<String>) -> Self

Name of this price, shown to customers at checkout and on invoices. Typically describes how often the related product bills.

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pub fn billing_cycle(self, billing_cycle: Duration) -> Self

How often this price should be charged.

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pub fn trial_period(self, trial_period: Duration) -> Self

Trial period for the product related to this price. The billing cycle begins once the trial period is over.

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pub fn tax_mode(self, tax_mode: TaxMode) -> Self

How tax is calculated for this price.

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pub fn add_unit_price_override( self, country_codes: impl IntoIterator<Item = CountryCodeSupported>, amount: u64, currency: CurrencyCode, ) -> Self

Use to override the base price with a custom price and currency for a country or group of countries. See UnitPriceOverride for more information. See CountryCodeSupported for more information. See Money for more information. See CurrencyCode for more information.

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pub fn set_unit_price_overrides(self, overrides: Vec<UnitPriceOverride>) -> Self

Use to override the base price with a custom price and currency for a country or group of countries. This will replace any existing overrides. Use add_unit_price_override to add additional overrides. See UnitPriceOverride for more information. See CountryCodeSupported for more information. See Money for more information. See CurrencyCode for more information.

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pub fn quantity(self, quantity: PriceQuantity) -> Self

Limits on how many times the related product can be purchased at this price. Useful for discount campaigns. If omitted, defaults to 1-100.

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pub fn custom_data(self, custom_data: Value) -> Self

Your own structured key-value data.

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pub fn product_id(self, product_id: impl Into<ProductID>) -> Self

Paddle ID of the product that this price is for, prefixed with prd_.

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pub fn product(self, product: TransactionSubscriptionProductCreate) -> Self

Product object for a non-catalog item to charge for.

Setting a non-catalog product to this price will override the catalog product id.

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impl Serialize for TransactionItemNonCatalogPrice

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fn serialize<__S>(&self, __serializer: __S) -> Result<__S::Ok, __S::Error>
where __S: Serializer,

Serialize this value into the given Serde serializer. Read more

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