* move format_price to Plausible.Billing
* move PlausibleWeb.Components.Billing file to subfolder
* extract new Notice module
* rename test file and module name
* move growth_grandfathered notice to notice.ex
* extract a PlanBenefits module
* extract PlanBox component
* extract PageviewSlider component
* fix plan benefits text color
* price formatting
* fix space underlined
* add a redirect from :upgrade to :choose_plan
* Add premium feature notice to revenue goals
* add the number of API request to plan benefits
* be more explicit about Stats API requests
* start linking to the new upgrade page if FF enabled
* add redirect to :upgrade_to_enterprise_plan from :choose_plan
This commit intends to keep the existing behaviour of redirecting users
directly to the enterprise upgrade page when they click on an upgrade
link in an email and have an enterprise plan configured.
Hence, we can also simplify the /settings template and only link to
'/billing/choose-plan', even for enterprise plans.
* deprecate /billing/change-plan route based on FF
* Move new site template to HEEX
* Move new team member invitation template to HEEX
* Standardize exceeded limits error message
* Fix failing tests
* Limit Stats API access to unlimited trials
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Co-authored-by: Vinicius Brasil <vini@hey.com>
* rename enterprise?/1 function
* change link text to Upgrade when subscription deleted
* extract paddle_button and paddle_script components
* create a new upgrade-to-enterprise-plan page
* extract upgrade_link component
* rename function
* link to enterprise plan upgrade page from settings
...if the user has an enterprise plan configured
* fetch enterprise plan price on the new page
* add change_enterprise_plan functionality on the new page
* render existing change_enterprise_plan_contact_us.html
...when subscribed to latest configured enterprise plan
* rename vars and extract resumable? fn
* remove dead billing route
* small test refactor: extract convenience fn
* add tests for...
...restricting paused and past_due subscription access to the new
enterprise plan page.
1. redirect to /settings from the controller action
2. hiding the change-plan link from the user settings
* implement redirect to /settings
* hide the enterprise upgrade/change-plan link
* add tests for a deleted enterprise subscription
* plug in the new controller action and delete dead code
* optimize for dark mode
* fix compile warning
* credo fix
* display N/A instead of crash when price nil
* change subscription.status type to Ecto.Enum
Also, create a new `Subscription.Status` module that exposes macros to
return the used atom values (prevent typos at compiletime).
* fix bug (@conn not available anymore)
* use Routes.billing_path where applicable
* add a status() type
* silence credo
* refactor suggestion from review
Co-authored-by: Adrian Gruntkowski <adrian.gruntkowski@gmail.com>
* Remove the __using__ macro from Subscription.Status
... instead be explicit about requires and aliases and also order
the use, import, require, and alias clauses according to
https://github.com/christopheradams/elixir_style_guide#module-attribute-ordering
* drop the virtual Enteprise 'price_per_interval' field
* apply review suggestion to make the code more DRY
* use dot syntax to fetch current user in new controller actions
* fix formatting
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Co-authored-by: Adrian Gruntkowski <adrian.gruntkowski@gmail.com>
