Query the Lemon Squeezy API (test-mode key; set LEMONSQUEEZY_API_KEY, Bearer): stores, products, product details.
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list_storesLemon Squeezy stores on the account.Lemon Squeezy stores on the account.
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list_productsProducts, optionally for one store.Products, optionally for one store.
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get_productOne product by id, with price and variants.One product by id, with price and variants.
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fee_breakdownWhere a sale's money actually goes: percentage fee, fixed fee, currency conversion fee, tax withheld and refund, the net payout, the effective take rate and the sale size at which the fixed fees stop mattering. No key, no fetch.Where a sale's money actually goes: percentage fee, fixed fee, currency conversion fee, tax withheld and refund, the net payout, the effective take rate and the sale size at which the fixed fees stop mattering. No key, no fetch.
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payout_scheduleWhen money would actually arrive: the next payout dates for a daily, weekly, biweekly or monthly cadence, with the minimum threshold, a rolling reserve, the amount released and the float in days. No key, no fetch.When money would actually arrive: the next payout dates for a daily, weekly, biweekly or monthly cadence, with the minimum threshold, a rolling reserve, the amount released and the float in days. No key, no fetch.
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Query the Lemon Squeezy API (test-mode key; set LEMONSQUEEZY_API_KEY, Bearer): stores, products, product details.
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