Hook e API degli Abbonamenti con Stripe per PrestaShop

For module developers who need to know what happens to a subscription (grant or remove a service, notify an external system) or to subscribe a customer from outside the product page. Using the module from the back office is covered in the manual.

The classes on this page are static and their signatures do not change once published. Before using them, load the module with Module::getInstanceByName('bksubscriptions') and check it is active.

The subscription hooks receive

Every action hook receives subscription: the subscription row in the shop, with its lines in lines. The most used fields are id_bk_subscription, id_customer, id_shop, status, currency, link_module and link_ref (the other module’s object it is linked to, if any).

actor, in the hooks that carry it, says who made the change: customer, merchant, stripe or system.

Action hooks

The hooks are registered when the module is installed and updated, so your module can hook into them even before they have fired.

public function hookActionBkSubscriptionRenewed(array $params)
{
    $subscription = $params['subscription'];
    if ($subscription['link_module'] === $this->name) {
        // Extend the linked object's service until $params['period_end']
    }
}

Hooks that ask

They are called with Hook::exec(..., $arrayReturn = true) and only the answer of the module being asked counts.

actionBkSubscriptionLinkCheck

Before a subscription linked to an object of your module goes into the cart. It receives id_customer, id_product, id_product_attribute, link_module and link_ref. Answer:

actionBkSubscriptionPresent

To add rows to the subscription card in “My subscriptions” and on its back office page. It receives subscription and back_office. Answer a list of rows ['label' => …, 'value' => …, 'url' => …]; with back_office the link should lead to the merchant’s screen.

Subscribe a customer from outside the product page

With a form: a POST to module-bksubscriptions-subscribe with token (the customer’s), id_product, id_product_attribute and, optionally, link_module, link_ref, back (the shop URL to return to if it cannot be done) and renew (0: the period is paid and it ends on its own). The module puts the line in the cart and goes to the checkout; if it cannot, it returns to back with the reason. To render it:

$form = Module::getInstanceByName('bksubscriptions')
    ->subscribeForm($idProduct, $idProductAttribute, $this->name, $ref, $backUrl);
// ['action' => url, 'fields' => [name => value, …]]

In PHP: BkSubscriptionsCart::subscribe(Cart $cart, $idProduct, $idProductAttribute, $linkModule, $linkRef, $renews = true) returns ['ok' => bool, 'error' => not_subscription|already_active|link_refused|cart, 'message' => string].

• With a link, it asks your module first through actionBkSubscriptionLinkCheck.
• Each linked object is a single cart line with one unit and its own price for today (missed periods at the renewal price and the return fee if it is a return). Asking again for the same object replaces its line.
• An object with a subscription in service does not accept another one.
• Once paid, the subscription is created with link_module and link_ref, and the hooks carry them.

Other pieces to build the purchase:

• BkSubscriptionsCart::customerCart(Context $context): the customer’s current cart, or a fresh one.
• BkSubscriptionsCart::reactivate(Cart $cart, BkSubscriptionsSubscription $old): puts the return to an ended subscription in the cart; BkSubscriptionsCart::returnQuote($old, $idCurrency) says what it will cost today (today, backfill, return_fee).
• BkSubscriptionsCart::saveLink($idCart, $idProduct, $idProductAttribute, $fields): ties a cart line as an add-on of another (parent_product, parent_product_attribute) or to an object (link_module, link_ref, link_title, backfill_periods), with what is already paid (prepaid_periods, paid_until, renews).
• BkSubscriptionsBilling::link($subscription, $linkModule, $linkRef): links a subscription born without a link to an object of yours (for example, from actionBkSubscriptionCreated).

Change plan

BkSubscriptionsBilling::changeLine($subscription, $idLine, $idProduct, $idProductAttribute, $actor) swaps a line of a subscription in service for another product or combination with a plan of the same period (more units, another tier), from the next charge and without proration. It throws PrestaShopException with no_plan or line_not_found.

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Plans

• BkSubscriptionsPlan::upsertFor($idProduct, $idProductAttribute, $idShop, array $data, $managedBy = ''): creates or updates the plan of a product or combination (interval_unit, interval_count, trial_days, min_periods, total_periods, pause_max_periods, backfill_max, shipping_mode, addon_only, active, separate and prices per currency with renewal_price, setup_fee and return_fee). Fields you leave out are kept. With $managedBy, the plan belongs to your module and the product page shows it read-only.
• BkSubscriptionsPlan::removeFor($idProduct, $idProductAttribute, $idShop, $managedBy): only deletes a plan owned by that module.
• BkSubscriptionsPlan::exportFor($idProduct, $idProductAttribute, $idShop): the plan as an array, or null.
• BkSubscriptionsPlan::addonsFor($idProduct, $idProductAttribute, $idShop) and setAddonsFor($idProduct, $idShop, $addons): a product’s recurring add-ons.

Customer actions from another module

Keeping a cancelled subscription, pausing or coming back are done by the customer in “My subscriptions” (anchor #bksub-<id>). Your module can render the button with a POST to module-bksubscriptions-account (bksub_action = keep, id_subscription, token), which performs the action and returns to the card with its message. For the payment card, a link to module-bksubscriptions-account#bksub-payment.

For themes

$modules.bksubscriptions.account_link (url, title, active) lets a theme render the “My subscriptions” link wherever it likes; in that case it calls the account hook with bksub_in_theme=true so the module does not repeat it. The accent colour of “My subscriptions” is the CSS variable --bksub-accent.