kbilling-plans

This repo contains example billing plans for use with KillingBilling - Agile Cloud Billing.

Getting Sarted

Create a new project

1. Go to the KillingBilling dashboard.

2. Create a project.

   a. Your new project is linked to a new repo on GitHub, that has been forked from KillingBilling/kbilling-plans.

   b. An API endpoint is created and your freshly forked KillingBilling API project is deployed to this endpoint.

Write your billing plans

1. Tweak com.example.ExamplePlan and com.example.ExamplePlan2 or write your own.
2. Tweak src/main/resources/plans.json file.
3. Commit changes, push to GitHub.
4. Deploy your KillingBilling project to the API Endpoint: hit Deploy on the project page.

Start using KillingBilling API

You can interact with the API using curl utility.

Get API Endpoint and API Key from your KillingBilling project page and:

• add them to your ~/.netrc file (to authenticate with curl -n):

  machine {API_endpoint_host}
    password {API_key}
  

• export your API Endpoint URI (without the trailing /) in API_endpoint env var, like this:

  export API_endpoint='https://quiet-woodland-9149.herokuapp.com'
  

You'll need uuidgen utility to generate UUIDs for every new transaction (so that transactions are safely repeatable in case of errors).

OK, let's go!

1. Show the available billing plans:

   curl -i -n -X GET ${API_endpoint}/plans
   [
      {"key":"examplePlan", "impl":"com.example.ExamplePlan"},
      {"key":"examplePlan2", "impl":"com.example.ExamplePlan2"}
   ]
   

2. Create a client:

   curl -i -n \
     -X PUT ${API_endpoint}/clients/cl-111 \
     -d '{"txn":"4090e5a4-51f8-4a57-b807-54be45341d54"}'
   

3. Subscribe a client to a billing plan:

   curl -i -n \
     -X PUT ${API_endpoint}/clients/cl-111/subscription
     -d '{"txn":"7241ad1b-d619-43e5-9150-94081a0bcd2a","plan":"examplePlan2"}'
   

4. Initiate a billing cycle for a client:

   curl -i -n \
     -X PUT ${API_endpoint}/clients/cl-111/bcycle/init \
     -d '{"txn":"e8c2a376-239c-4c85-9653-1a404a3a4e68"}'
   

5. Get client info:

   curl -i -n -X GET {API_endpoint}/clients/cl-111
   {
     "vars":{},
     "subscription":{
       "plan":"examplePlan2",
       "txn":"7241ad1b-d619-43e5-9150-94081a0bcd2a",
       "recordTime":"2013-06-12T12:53:21.389Z"
     },
     "bcycle":{
       "txn":"e8c2a376-239c-4c85-9653-1a404a3a4e68",
       "recordTime":"2013-06-12T13:16:59.635Z"
     }
   }
   

6. Submit transactions with account operations:

   a. Grant some free service resource amount to a client

   curl -i -n \
     -X PUT ${API_endpoint}/txns/0a9ab193-3524-4cf7-9c1e-63b7962d3622 \
     -d '{"ops":{"cl-111":{"Bones":3.00}}}'
   
   #client cl-111 info:
   curl -i -n -X GET ${API_endpoint}/clients/cl-111
   {
     "vars":{
       "Bones":3.00,
       "USD_cost":0.0,
       "USD":0.0
     }/* skip */
   }
   

   b. Client uses some amount of service resource

   curl -i -n \
     -X PUT ${API_endpoint}/txns/a76e9016-daf2-4597-80b5-3f6fd2ac42a7 \
     -d '{"ops":{"cl-111":{"Bones":-5.00}}}'
   
   #client cl-111 info:
   curl -n -X GET ${API_endpoint}/clients/cl-111
   {
     "vars":{
       "Bones":0,
       "BonesSUM":2.00,
       "USD_cost":0.200,
       "USD":-0.200
     }/* skip */
   }
   

   c. Transfer funds from client cl-111 to client cl-222

   curl -i -n \
     -X PUT ${API_endpoint}/txns/ef3625b6-e705-46b4-a0ea-ca3bd47473bd \
     -d '{"ops":{"cl-111":{"USD":10.0},"cl-222":{"USD":-10.0}}}'
   
   #client cl-111 info:
   curl -n -X GET ${API_endpoint}/clients/cl-111
   {
     "vars":{
       "Bones":0,
       "BonesSUM":2.00,
       "USD_cost":0.200,
       "USD":9.800
     }/* skip */
   }
   
   #client cl-222 info:
   curl -n -X GET ${API_endpoint}/clients/cl-222
   {
     "vars":{
       "USD":-10.0
     }/* skip */
   }
   

7. Get client info for some point in the past:

   curl -n \
     -X GET ${API_endpoint}/clients/cl-111/at/2013-06-13T09:30:00.000Z
   {
     "vars":{
       "Bones":0,
       "BonesSUM":2.00,
       "USD_cost":0.200,
       "USD":-0.200
     }/* skip */
   }