Safe Haskell | Safe-Inferred |
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Language | Haskell2010 |
RecurlyClient.Operations.Reactivate_subscription
Description
Contains the different functions to run the operation reactivate_subscription
Synopsis
- reactivate_subscription :: forall m. MonadHTTP m => Text -> ClientT m (Response Reactivate_subscriptionResponse)
- data Reactivate_subscriptionResponse
- reactivate_subscriptionWithConfiguration :: forall m. MonadHTTP m => Configuration -> Text -> m (Response Reactivate_subscriptionResponse)
- reactivate_subscriptionRaw :: forall m. MonadHTTP m => Text -> ClientT m (Response ByteString)
- reactivate_subscriptionWithConfigurationRaw :: forall m. MonadHTTP m => Configuration -> Text -> m (Response ByteString)
Documentation
reactivate_subscription Source #
Arguments
:: forall m. MonadHTTP m | |
=> Text | subscription_id: Subscription ID or UUID. For ID no prefix is used e.g. `e28zov4fw0v2`. For UUID use prefix `uuid-`, e.g. `uuid-123457890`. |
-> ClientT m (Response Reactivate_subscriptionResponse) | Monadic computation which returns the result of the operation |
PUT /subscriptions/{subscription_id}/reactivate
This will bring the subscription back to an active, renewing state on the customer's original billing cycle.
Expired or failed subscriptions cannot be reactivated; instead a new subscription plan will need to be applied to the account.
data Reactivate_subscriptionResponse Source #
Represents a response of the operation reactivate_subscription
.
The response constructor is chosen by the status code of the response. If no case matches (no specific case for the response code, no range case, no default case), Reactivate_subscriptionResponseError
is used.
Constructors
Reactivate_subscriptionResponseError String | Means either no matching case available or a parse error |
Reactivate_subscriptionResponse200 Subscription | An active subscription. |
Reactivate_subscriptionResponse404 Error | Incorrect site or subscription ID. |
Reactivate_subscriptionResponse422 Error | A validation error such as "Only canceled subscriptions can be reactivated". |
Reactivate_subscriptionResponseDefault Error | Unexpected error. |
Instances
reactivate_subscriptionWithConfiguration Source #
Arguments
:: forall m. MonadHTTP m | |
=> Configuration | The configuration to use in the request |
-> Text | subscription_id: Subscription ID or UUID. For ID no prefix is used e.g. `e28zov4fw0v2`. For UUID use prefix `uuid-`, e.g. `uuid-123457890`. |
-> m (Response Reactivate_subscriptionResponse) | Monadic computation which returns the result of the operation |
PUT /subscriptions/{subscription_id}/reactivate
The same as reactivate_subscription
but accepts an explicit configuration.
reactivate_subscriptionRaw Source #
Arguments
:: forall m. MonadHTTP m | |
=> Text | subscription_id: Subscription ID or UUID. For ID no prefix is used e.g. `e28zov4fw0v2`. For UUID use prefix `uuid-`, e.g. `uuid-123457890`. |
-> ClientT m (Response ByteString) | Monadic computation which returns the result of the operation |
PUT /subscriptions/{subscription_id}/reactivate
The same as reactivate_subscription
but returns the raw ByteString
.
reactivate_subscriptionWithConfigurationRaw Source #
Arguments
:: forall m. MonadHTTP m | |
=> Configuration | The configuration to use in the request |
-> Text | subscription_id: Subscription ID or UUID. For ID no prefix is used e.g. `e28zov4fw0v2`. For UUID use prefix `uuid-`, e.g. `uuid-123457890`. |
-> m (Response ByteString) | Monadic computation which returns the result of the operation |
PUT /subscriptions/{subscription_id}/reactivate
The same as reactivate_subscription
but accepts an explicit configuration and returns the raw ByteString
.