Subscribing a customer to one or more prices (or plans)

Recommended Approach

# Recommended Approach to use items dict with Prices
## This will subscribe customer to both price_1 and price_2
price_1 = Price.objects.get(nickname="one_price")
price_2 = Price.objects.get(nickname="two_price")
customer = Customer.objects.first()
customer.subscribe(items=[{"price": price_1}, {"price": price_2}])

## This will subscribe customer to price_1
price_1 = Price.objects.get(nickname="one_price")
customer = Customer.objects.first()
customer.subscribe(items=[{"price": price_1}])

Alternate Approach 1 (with legacy Plans)

## (Alternate Approach) This will subscribe customer to price_1
price_1 = Price.objects.get(nickname="one_price")
customer = Customer.objects.first()
customer.subscribe(price=price_1)

# If you still use legacy Plans...
## This will subscribe customer to both plan_1 and plan_2
plan_1 = Plan.objects.get(nickname="one_plan")
plan_2 = Plan.objects.get(nickname="two_plan")
customer = Customer.objects.first()
customer.subscribe(items=[{"plan": plan_1}, {"plan": plan_2}])

## This will subscribe customer to plan_1
plan_1 = Plan.objects.get(nickname="one_plan")
customer = Customer.objects.first()
customer.subscribe(items=[{"plan": plan_1}])

Alternate Approach 2

## (Alternate Approach) This will subscribe customer to plan_1
plan_1 = Plan.objects.get(nickname="one_plan")
customer = Customer.objects.first()
customer.subscribe(plan=plan_1)

However in some cases subscribe() might not support all the arguments you need for your implementation. When this happens you can just call the official stripe.Customer.subscribe().

TIP: Check out the following examples:

• [form_valid view example][tests.apps.example.views.PurchaseSubscriptionView.form_valid]
• [djstripe.models.Customer.add_payment_method][djstripe.models.core.Customer.add_payment_method]