chore: Add free trial alert to our customers slack channel

[perkinsjr]

This adds Customer alert to the slack channel.

So we know who has a free trial.

It tells us the product, amount, name and email.

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• New Features

  • Enhanced subscription event processing now distinguishes trial subscriptions. When a trial is detected, the system gathers key details such as pricing and customer information before sending a notification for improved monitoring.

• Improvements

  • Updated logging behavior to provide clearer insights when handling unrecognized subscription events.

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Walkthrough

The change updates the webhook processing logic for Stripe events by adding a new case for "customer.subscription.created". The code now checks if a subscription is a trial. If not a trial, it returns early with an "OK" response. For trial subscriptions, it retrieves the price, product, and customer details from Stripe, formats the price, and then calls a new asynchronous function, alertSlack, to send a notification via a Slack webhook. Additionally, logging for unrecognized events has been updated from error to warning.

Changes

File	Change Summary
apps/dashboard/.../stripe/route.ts	Added case for "customer.subscription.created" event; checks for trial subscriptions, retrieves Stripe price, product, and customer info; formats price; calls new alertSlack function; updated logging

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant S as Stripe
    participant WH as Webhook Handler
    participant API as Stripe API
    participant SS as Slack Service

    S->>WH: POST "customer.subscription.created" event
    alt Not a trial subscription
        WH->>S: Return "OK"
    else Trial subscription
        WH->>API: Request price & product details (using price ID)
        API-->>WH: Return price & product info
        WH->>API: Request customer details
        API-->>WH: Return customer info
        WH->>SS: Call alertSlack with product, formatted price, email, name
        SS-->>WH: Send Slack notification (if webhook URL is set)
        WH->>S: Return "OK"
    end

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