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# frozen_string_literal: true
SolidusSubscriptions::Config.tap do |config|
# These handlers are pluggable, however it is highly encouraged that
# you subclass from the the dispatcher you are replacing, and call
# `super` from within the #dispatch method (if you override it).
# This handler is called when a subscription order is successfully placed.
# config.success_dispatcher_class = 'SolidusSubscriptions::SuccessDispatcher'
# This handler is called when a group of installments fails to be processed.
# config.failure_dispatcher_class = 'SolidusSubscriptions::FailureDispatcher'
# This handler is called when a payment fails on a subscription order.
# config.payment_failed_dispatcher_class = 'SolidusSubscriptions::PaymentFailedDispatcher'
# This handler is called when there isn't enough stock to fulfill an installment.
# config.out_of_stock_dispatcher = 'SolidusSubscriptions::OutOfStockDispatcher'
# Maximum number of times a user can skip their subscription before it
# must be processed.
# config.maximum_successive_skips = 1
# Maximum number of times a user can skip their subscription. Once this limit
# is reached, no more skips are permitted.
# config.maximum_total_skips = nil
# Minimum days between the current date and the next installment for the
# installment not to be processed after subscription cancellation.
# config.minimum_cancellation_notice = 1.day
# Time between an installment failing to be processed and the system
# retrying to fulfill it.
# config.reprocessing_interval = 1.day
# Which queue is responsible for processing subscription background jobs.
# config.processing_queue = :default
# SolidusSubscriptions::LineItem attributes which are allowed to
# be updated from user data
#
# This is useful in the case where certain fields should not be allowed to
# be modified by the user. This locks these attributes from being passed
# to the orders controller (or the API controller).
#
# For example, if a store does not want to allow users to configure the end
# date of a subscription, set this:
#
# ```
# SolidusSubscriptions::Config.subscription_line_item_attributes = [
# :quantity,
# :subscribable_id,
# :interval_length,
# :interval_units,
# ]
# ```
#
# You can also add additional attributes that you want to track in the
# subscription line items.
# config.subscription_line_item_attributes = [
# :quantity,
# :subscribable_id,
# :interval_length,
# :interval_units,
# :end_date,
# ]
# SolidusSubscriptions::Subscription attributes which are allowed to
# be modified by the user.
# config.subscription_attributes = [
# :interval_length,
# :interval_units,
# :end_date,
# :actionable_date,
# shipping_address_attributes: Spree::PermittedAttributes.address_attributes,
# billing_address_attributes: Spree::PermittedAttributes.address_attributes,
# ]
end
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