Downloading chargify transactions as json
export CHARGIFYAPIKEY=<zzzzz:x>
export CHARGIFYSUBDOMAIN=yoursubdomain
export CHARGIFYURL="https://${CHARGIFYAPIKEY}@${CHARGIFYSUBDOMAIN}.chargify.com"
export FLAGS='-s -H Accept:application/json -H Content-Type:application/json'
I drop these settings in .gitignored privateSettings.sh for testing.
source privateSettings.sh
Fetch transcations
curl ${FLAGS} -u ${CHARGIFYAPIKEY} https://${CHARGIFYSUBDOMAIN}.chargify.com/transactions |python -mjson.tool
or
curl ${FLAGS} ${CHARGIFYURL}/transactions.json |python -mjson.tool
You can qualify these with page,per_page,kinds[],since_date,until_date,since_id,max_id.
To lookup a subscription_id,
curl ${FLAGS} "${CHARGIFYURL}/subscriptions" |python -mjson.tool
# or lookup a specific transaction
curl ${FLAGS} "${CHARGIFYURL}/subscriptions/<subscription_id>" |python -mjson.tool
npm install # do this once
source privateSettings.sh
node chargify2kiss
Figure out how to do a while loop for paging. cache the subscription lookup.
do a get request to http://trk.kissmetrics.com/e
_kmq.push(['record', 'billed', {'Plan Type':'handle-1', 'Billing Amount':'1.00'}]);
From Kiss support: Ah, to actually use the _t value that you manually pass in, you also need to set _d=1
#start mongo
mongod --dbpath data --quiet --logpath /dev/null >/dev/null 2>&1 &
#stop monogo
echo "db.shutdownServer();" | mongo admin >/dev/null
#example max-aggreagtion in mongo-shell
db.users.find({},{_id:false,created:true}).forEach(printjson);
db.users.group({
key: {},
initial: {maxdate: 0},
reduce: function(obj,agg){ if(obj.created>agg.maxdate) agg.maxdate=obj.created;},
finalize: function(agg){ agg.stamp = new Date(agg.maxdate*1000) }
});
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