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# These are "behind-the-scenes" setup tasks that must happen before we can
# start syncing invoice data to NetSuite.

# We'll call these "Groups" for now. These are shown to the user in the UI:
#
# ( ) Validating NetSuite Credentials
# ( ) Gathering Data from NetSuite
# ( ) Creating Custom Fields in NetSuite

[

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###### New Business
transactions: [
  Charge.new(
    product_id: 1,
    component_id: nil,
    kind: "baseline",
    amount_in_cents: 100_00,
    memo: "Essential",
  ),
  Charge.new(

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# Customer Signs up
#   $100 Advanced (Product)
#    $50 Minutes  (Component)
#
#   -$10 Coupon One (Single Use)
#   -$20 Coupon Two (Multi Use)

Sale.new(
  sale_amount_in_cents: 150_00,
  discount_amount_in_cents: -30_00,

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# User signs up for 'free' and adds 'ip_addresses' (3 units)
# Datapoint1
# subcription.items:
[
  {
    product_id: free.id,
    component_id: ip_addresses.id,
    name: "IP Addresses",
    mrr: 30_00,
    mrr_movements: [{ amount: 30_00, category: "new_business" }],

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#
# August 2017
#  - Customer 2 renewal (+$35 plan, -$40 usage,  -$5 net) overall contraction
#  - Customer 3 renewal (+$50 plan, -$40 usage, +$10 net) overall expansion
#  - Customer 4 renewal (-$50 plan, +$30 usage, -$20 net) overall contraction
#
#               August
#    expansion
# ------------
#         plan      85

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module MRR::Datapoint
  # This class generates the `recurring_movement` object for an MRR datapoint.
  class RecurringMovement
    def initialize(datapoint, previous_datapoint)
      @datapoint = datapoint
      @previous_datapoint = previous_datapoint
    end

    def build
      {

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Details:
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/heroku-postgres-backups
 
$ heroku pg:backups capture  #=> <backup_number>
$ heroku pg:backups public-url <backup_number>  #=> <backup_url>
$ curl -o latest.dump <backup_url>
 
(drop and re-create local database)
$ pg_restore --verbose --clean --no-acl --no-owner -h localhost -U myuser -d mydb latest.dump

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# models/feature.rb
class Feature
  validates :name, presence: true, uniqueness: true
end

# models/feature_provider.rb
class FeatureProvider
  belongs_to :feature
  belongs_to :provider, polymorphic: true
  

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Updating your local master with origin/master

$ git checkout master
$ git fetch --all --prune
$ git rebase origin/master

Updating your feature branch with your local master

$ git checkout my-feature-branch
$ git rebase master