lib/recurly/requests/coupon_create.rb in recurly-3.0.0.beta.4 vs lib/recurly/requests/coupon_create.rb in recurly-3.0.0.beta.5
- old
+ new
@@ -18,11 +18,11 @@
# @return [String] The code the customer enters to redeem the coupon.
define_attribute :code, String
# @!attribute coupon_type
# @return [String] Whether the coupon is "single_code" or "bulk". Bulk coupons will require a `unique_code_template` and will generate unique codes through the `/generate` endpoint.
- define_attribute :coupon_type, String, { :enum => ["single_code", "bulk"] }
+ define_attribute :coupon_type, String
# @!attribute currencies
# @return [Array[CouponPricing]] Fixed discount currencies by currency. Required if the coupon type is `fixed`. This parameter should contain the coupon discount values
define_attribute :currencies, Array, { :item_type => :CouponPricing }
@@ -30,23 +30,23 @@
# @return [Integer] The percent of the price discounted by the coupon. Required if `discount_type` is `percent`.
define_attribute :discount_percent, Integer
# @!attribute discount_type
# @return [String] The type of discount provided by the coupon (how the amount discounted is calculated)
- define_attribute :discount_type, String, { :enum => ["percent", "fixed", "free_trial"] }
+ define_attribute :discount_type, String
# @!attribute duration
# @return [String] This field does not apply when the discount_type is `free_trial`. - "single_use" coupons applies to the first invoice only. - "temporal" coupons will apply to invoices for the duration determined by the `temporal_unit` and `temporal_amount` attributes. - "forever" coupons will apply to invoices forever.
- define_attribute :duration, String, { :enum => ["forever", "single_use", "temporal"] }
+ define_attribute :duration, String
# @!attribute free_trial_amount
# @return [Integer] Sets the duration of time the `free_trial_unit` is for. Required if `discount_type` is `free_trial`.
define_attribute :free_trial_amount, Integer
# @!attribute free_trial_unit
# @return [String] Description of the unit of time the coupon is for. Used with `free_trial_amount` to determine the duration of time the coupon is for. Required if `discount_type` is `free_trial`.
- define_attribute :free_trial_unit, String, { :enum => ["day", "week", "month"] }
+ define_attribute :free_trial_unit, String
# @!attribute hosted_description
# @return [String] This description will show up when a customer redeems a coupon on your Hosted Payment Pages, or if you choose to show the description on your own checkout page.
define_attribute :hosted_description, String
@@ -74,18 +74,18 @@
# @return [String] The date and time the coupon will expire and can no longer be redeemed. Time is always 11:59:59, the end-of-day Pacific time.
define_attribute :redeem_by_date, String
# @!attribute redemption_resource
# @return [String] Whether the discount is for all eligible charges on the account, or only a specific subscription.
- define_attribute :redemption_resource, String, { :enum => ["account", "subscription"] }
+ define_attribute :redemption_resource, String
# @!attribute temporal_amount
# @return [Integer] If `duration` is "temporal" than `temporal_amount` is an integer which is multiplied by `temporal_unit` to define the duration that the coupon will be applied to invoices for.
define_attribute :temporal_amount, Integer
# @!attribute temporal_unit
# @return [String] If `duration` is "temporal" than `temporal_unit` is multiplied by `temporal_amount` to define the duration that the coupon will be applied to invoices for.
- define_attribute :temporal_unit, String, { :enum => ["day", "week", "month", "year"] }
+ define_attribute :temporal_unit, String
# @!attribute unique_code_template
# @return [String] On a bulk coupon, the template from which unique coupon codes are generated. - You must start the template with your coupon_code wrapped in single quotes. - Outside of single quotes, use a 9 for a character that you want to be a random number. - Outside of single quotes, use an "x" for a character that you want to be a random letter. - Outside of single quotes, use an * for a character that you want to be a random number or letter. - Use single quotes ' ' for characters that you want to remain static. These strings can be alphanumeric and may contain a - _ or +. For example: "'abc-'****'-def'"
define_attribute :unique_code_template, String
end