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This module provides functions to work with plans usage and limits.

Summary

Functions

Returns whether the usage is below the limit or not. Returns false if usage is equal to the limit.

Enterprise plans are always allowed to add more sites (even when over limit) to avoid service disruption. Their usage is checked in a background job instead (see check_usage.ex).

Ensures that the given user (or the usage map) is within the limits of the given plan.

Returns whether the usage is within the limit or not. Returns true if usage is equal to the limit.

Functions

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below_limit?(usage, limit)

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@spec below_limit?(non_neg_integer(), non_neg_integer() | :unlimited) :: boolean()

Returns whether the usage is below the limit or not. Returns false if usage is equal to the limit.

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ensure_can_add_new_site(user)

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Enterprise plans are always allowed to add more sites (even when over limit) to avoid service disruption. Their usage is checked in a background job instead (see check_usage.ex).

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ensure_within_plan_limits(user_or_usage, plan, opts \\ [])

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@spec ensure_within_plan_limits(
  Plausible.Auth.User.t() | map(),
  struct() | atom() | nil,
  Keyword.t()
) ::
  :ok | {:error, Plausible.Billing.Quota.Limits.over_limits_error()}

Ensures that the given user (or the usage map) is within the limits of the given plan.

An opts argument can be passed with ignore_pageview_limit: true which bypasses the pageview limit check and returns :ok as long as the other limits are not exceeded.

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exceeded_cycles(cycles_usage, allowed_volume)

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@spec exceeded_cycles(Plausible.Billing.Quota.Usage.cycles_usage(), non_neg_integer()) ::
  list()
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exceeds_last_two_usage_cycles?(cycles_usage, allowed_volume)

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@spec exceeds_last_two_usage_cycles?(
  Plausible.Billing.Quota.Usage.cycles_usage(),
  non_neg_integer()
) ::
  boolean()
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within_limit?(usage, limit)

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@spec within_limit?(non_neg_integer(), non_neg_integer() | :unlimited) :: boolean()

Returns whether the usage is within the limit or not. Returns true if usage is equal to the limit.