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Customers

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createCustomer

Create a customer.

Usage

import { type NewCustomer, type Customer, createCustomer } from '@heybrostudio/lemonsqueezy.js'

const storeId = 123456
const newCustomer: NewCustomer = { name: 'test', email: '[email protected]' } 
const { statusCode, error, data } = await createCustomer(storeId, newCustomer)

Type Declarations

/**
 * Create a customer.
 *
 * @param storeId (Required)The Store ID.
 * @param customer (Required) The new customer information.
 * @param customer.name (Required) The name of the customer.
 * @param customer.email (Required) The email of the customer.
 * @param customer.city (Optional) The city of the customer.
 * @param customer.region (Optional) The region of the customer.
 * @param customer.country (Optional) The [ISO 3166-1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2) two-letter country code for the customer (e.g. `US`, `GB`, etc).
 * @returns A customer object.
 */
declare function createCustomer(storeId: number | string, customer: NewCustomer): Promise<FetchResponse<Customer>>

Returns

Returns a customer object.

{
  statusCode: number | null
  error: Error | null
  data: Customer | null
}

Source

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updateCustomer

Update a customer.

Usage

import { type UpdateCustomer, Type Customer, updateCustomer } from '@heybrostudio/lemonsqueezy.js'

const customerId = 456789
const customer: UpdateCustomer = { name: 'newTest', email: '[email protected]', country: 'AG', region: 'SG' }
const { statusCode, error, data } = await updateCustomer(customerId, customer)

Type Declarations

/**
 * Update a customer.
 *
 * @param customerId The customer id.
 * @param customer The customer information that needs to be updated.
 * @param customer.name (Optional) The name of the customer.
 * @param customer.email (Optional) The email of the customer.
 * @param customer.city (Optional) The city of the customer.
 * @param customer.region (Optional) The region of the customer.
 * @param customer.country (Optional) The [ISO 3166-1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2) two-letter country code for the customer (e.g. `US`, `GB`, etc).
 * @param customer.status (Optional) The email marketing status of the customer. Only one value: `archived`.
 * @returns A customer object.
 */
declare function updateCustomer(
  customerId: string | number,
  customer: UpdateCustomer,
): Promise<FetchResponse<Customer>>

Returns

Returns a customers object.

{
  statusCode: number | null
  error: Error | null
  data: Customer | null
}

Source

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archiveCustomer

Archive a customer.

Usage

import { type Customer, archiveCustomer } from '@heybrostudio/lemonsqueezy.js'

const customerId = 456789
const { statusCode, error, data } = await archiveCustomer(customerId)

You can also use the updateCustomer function:

import { type Customer, type UpdateCustomer, updateCustomer } from '@heybrostudio/lemonsqueezy.js'

const customerId = 456789
const { statusCode, error, data } = await updateCustomer(customerId, { status: 'archived' })

Type Declarations

/**
 * Archive a customer.
 *
 * @param customerId The customer id.
 * @returns A customer object.
 */
declare function archiveCustomer(customerId: string | number): Promise<FetchResponse<Customer>>

Returns

Returns a customers object.

{
  statusCode: number | null
  error: Error | null
  data: Customer | null
}

Source

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getCustomer

Retrieves the customer with the given ID.

Usage

import { type Customer, getCustomer } from '@heybrostudio/lemonsqueezy.js'

const customerId = 456789
const { statusCode, error, data } = await getCustomer(customerId)

With related resources:

import { type Customer, type GetCustomerParams, getCustomer } from '@heybrostudio/lemonsqueezy.js'

const customerId = 456789
const { statusCode, error, data } = await getCustomer(customerId, { include: ['orders'] })

Type Declarations

/**
 * Retrieve a customer.
 *
 * @param customerId The given customer id.
 * @param [params] (Optional) Additional parameters.
 * @param [params.include] (Optional) Related resources.
 * @returns A customer object.
 */
declare function getCustomer(customerId: string | number, params?: GetCustomerParams): Promise<FetchResponse<Customer>>

Returns

Returns a customer object.

{
  statusCode: number | null
  error: Error | null
  data: Customer | null
}

Source

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listCustomers

Returns a paginated list of customers.

Usage

import { type ListCustomers, listCustomers } from '@heybrostudio/lemonsqueezy.js'

const { statusCode, error, data } = await listCustomers()

With filter:

import { type ListCustomers, type ListCustomersParams, listCustomers } from '@heybrostudio/lemonsqueezy.js'

const { statusCode, error, data } = await listCustomers({ filter: { storeId: 123456 } })

With pagination:

import { type ListCustomers, type ListCustomersParams, listCustomers } from '@heybrostudio/lemonsqueezy.js'

const { statusCode, error, data } = await listCustomers({ page: { number: 1, size: 10 } })

With related resource:

import { type ListCustomers, type ListCustomersParams, listCustomers } from '@heybrostudio/lemonsqueezy.js'

const { statusCode, error, data } = await listCustomers({ include: ['store'] })

Type Declarations

/**
 * List all customers.
 *
 * @param [params] (Optional) Additional parameters.
 * @param [params.filter] (Optional) Filter parameters.
 * @param [params.filter.storeId] (Optional) Only return customers belonging to the store with this ID.
 * @param [params.filter.email] (Optional) Only return customers where the email field is equal to this email address.
 * @param [params.page] (Optional) Custom paginated queries.
 * @param [params.page.number] (Optional) The parameter determine which page to retrieve.
 * @param [params.page.size] (Optional) The parameter to determine how many results to return per page.
 * @param [params.include] (Optional) Related resources.
 * @returns A paginated list of customer objects ordered by `created_at` (descending).
 */
declare function listCustomers(params?: ListCustomersParams): Promise<FetchResponse<ListCustomers>>

Returns

Returns a paginated list of customer objects ordered by created_at (descending).

{
  statusCode: number | null
  error: Error | null
  data: ListCustomers | null
}

Source

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