How does one form the data to create a subscription with add-ons?

[erichjrusch]

For example,

I am trying to create a plan with multiple add-ons using node-recurly:

    var subscriptionData = {
           plan_code : planCode,
           account   : {
             account_code : organizationId,
             email        : accountInfo.email,
             first_name   : accountInfo.first_name,
             last_name    : accountInfo.last_name,
           },
           currency  : "USD",
           subscription_add_ons : [
             {
               subscription_add_on : {
                 add_on_code : "sfd-pack0001"
               }
             },
             {
               subscription_add_on : {
                 add_on_code : "bmi-pack0001"
               }
             }
           ]
         };

However it looks like js2xml treats the child nodes of subscription_add_ons as anonymous so the appear like so in the request:

<subscription_add_ons>
  <item>
    <subscription_add_on></subscription_add_on>
 </item>
  <item>
    <subscription_add_on></subscription_add_on>
 </item>
</subscription_add_ons>

I can make this work with one add-on only by doing a hash of hashes, but I'm not entirely sure what the correct way to do this is.

Any ideas? Are multiple add-ons not supported with this package?

[williamhaley]

I just ran into this same issue while trying to update a subscription to add additional add-ons.

  var update = {
    subscription_add_ons: [{
      subscription_add_on: {
       add_on_code: 'my_add_on'
      }
    }]
  };

Ends up with the same XML as @ruschie mentioned, and Recurly rejects it as invalid.

The proper way to form the object so that it can be consumed by JS2XML is just as a hash.

var update = {
  subscription_add_ons: {
    subscription_add_on: {
      add_on_code: 'my_add_on'
    }
  }
};

We need multiple subscription_add_on objects for multiple add-ons, but since you can't have multiple values with the same exact key in a JS object, it's impossible to set multiple add-ons using this library in it's current state.