How do I create a plan without trial period? about laravel-subscriptions HOT 6 CLOSED

@yuhua-chen hi there.... try to pu hour instead of day at trial interval ... works for me

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Wow! what a tricky way. I'll give a try. Thanks.

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@yuhua-chen hi there.... try to pu hour instead of day at trial interval ... works for me

Hi, I think the Period class is still put the trial duration even when we set the trial_period to 0.
What do I do to overcome this problem is to create a new method in the App\User.php also called newSubscription with a little modification:

public function newSubscription($subscription, Plan $plan, $isTrial = TRUE)
{
	$trial = new Period($plan->trial_interval, $plan->trial_period, now());
        $period = new Period($plan->invoice_interval, $plan->invoice_period, $trial->getEndDate());

        return $this->subscriptions()->create([
            'name' => $subscription,
            'plan_id' => $plan->getKey(),
            'trial_ends_at' => $isTrial ? $trial->getEndDate() : now(),
            'starts_at' => $period->getStartDate(),
            'ends_at' => $period->getEndDate(),
        ]);
}

You can see the new parameter called $isTrial you can provide to determine that the subscription is using trial period or not.

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Thank you all for your patience, this is now fixed in a83c765

Now it should add skip trial period if it's set to 0 as expected.

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is there a way to skip the trial period event it was set?

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I'm planning to support that in an upcoming rewrite of this package, no ETA however! PRs are welcome 🙂

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