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I have been testing this package and it looks great.

I am using paypal recurring payments api, I know that payment is not part of this implementation but I would like to have a place where I could save the returned details of the subscription we get from paypal (orderID,Billingtoken,subscriptionID ) so I can use it later to check the subscription status with the payment provider.

Do we have to create the additional field or table ourselves or this package has a way to handle this additional data?

Thanks.

Are you going to support laravel 9.* ?

Could you please add missing column plan_feature_id to plan_subscription_usages table?

Because right now relation usage of the PlanFeature model is working incorrectly.

$usage = $feature->usage;

 SQLSTATE[42S22]: Column not found: 1054 Unknown column 'plan_subscription_usages.plan_feature_id' in 'where clause' (SQL: select * from `plan_subscription_usages` where `plan_subscription_usages`.`plan_feature_id` = 3798 and `plan_subscription_usages`.`plan_feature_id` is not null)

I hvae been following your documentation step by step. However, when I tried to Record Feature Usage using the code below:

$user->subscriptionUsage('main')->record('listings', 2);,

I get the error below:

Czechbox/LaravelPlans/Exceptions/InvalidPlanFeatureException with message 'Invalid plan feature: listings'

I am using Laravel Framework 7.29.2
Can you help me fix this issue. Thanks.

Do you think you will update this package to support laravel 8? Thanks

Are you going to support laravel 7.* ?

The Renew of any subscription does not work. it renews a period starting from starts at not ends at.
which is wrong, if you want to renew existing Subscription the new period added should start from ends at and adds the Interval.

in your code
'
protected function calculate()
{
$method = $this->getMethod();
$start = clone($this->start);
$this->end = $start->$method($this->interval_count);
}
``
this should be in renewal case
protected function calculate()
{
$method = $this->getMethod();
$start = clone($this->end);
$this->end = $start->$method($this->interval_count);
}

so the new period starts from where the last subscription ends.

Good day

@czechbox

There is a bug with features reset dates. Reset dates should never be set before today.

If a user subscribes to a yearly plan, uses a feature monthly resettable feature in January, and uses it again on April, the code to regenerate the feature reset date is not correct. It will generate a reset date 1 month after on the first use, then regenerate the date 1 month after on the second use, etc.

I'm submitted the PR and issue in the original repo: gerardojbaez#62