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# This file contains descriptions of all your stripe prices
# Example
# Stripe::Prices::LITE.lookup_key #=> 'lite'
# Prices will have a stripe generated id. The lookup_key will match the
# configuration below. You can fetch the ID or object from stripe:
#
# Stripe::Prices::LITE.stripe_id #=> 'price_0000sdfs2qfsdf'
# Stripe::Prices::LITE.stripe_object #=> #<Stripe::Price:0x3584 id=price_0000sdfs2qfsdf>...
# Prices are not deletable via the API, the `reset!` method will instead
# create a new price and transfer the lookup key to the new price.
# Stripe.price :lite do |price|
# # Prices may belong to a product, this will create a product along with the price
# price.name = 'Acme as a service LITE'
# # You can also specify an existing product ID
# # price.product_id = Stripe::Products::PRIMO.id
#
# # amount in cents. This is 6.99
# price.unit_amount = 699
#
# # currency to use for the price (default 'usd')
# price.currency = 'usd'
#
# price.recurring = {
# # interval must be either 'day', 'week', 'month' or 'year'
# interval: 'month',
# # only bill once every three months (default 1)
# interval_count: 3,
# # Must be either 'metered' or 'licensed'
# usage_type: 'metered',
# # Specifies a usage aggregation strategy for metered usage
# aggregate_usage: 'sum'
# }
#
# end
# Once you have your prices defined, you can run
#
# rake stripe:prepare
#
# This will export any new prices to stripe.com so that you can
# begin using them in your API calls.
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