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Description

Migrates to using new /subscription_items endpoints.

Also relies on FAPI to handle default free plan subscriptions.

Depends on https://github.com/clerk/clerk_go/pull/12163

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved reliability when handling subscription data by ensuring subscription lists default to empty arrays if data is missing, preventing potential runtime errors.
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    • Simplified subscription handling by removing implicit default plan subscriptions and related state tracking from subscription management.
    • Updated internal endpoints for subscription actions to improve consistency across organization and user scopes.

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The changes update API endpoint paths for subscription-related methods, enhance safety in extracting subscription data from hooks by providing default fallbacks, and simplify subscription logic by removing implicit default plan handling. The useSubscriptions hook now returns raw API data, and related context logic is streamlined to reflect these adjustments.

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Files Change Summary
.../CommerceBilling.ts, .../CommerceSubscription.ts Updated API endpoint paths from /subscriptions to /subscription_items in methods handling subscription retrieval and cancellation. No changes to public method signatures.
.../Plans/PlanDetails.tsx, .../PricingTable/PricingTable.tsx, .../SubscriptionsList.tsx Modified extraction of subscription data from useSubscriptions hook to include defensive checks and default to an empty array, preventing runtime errors if data is undefined or missing.
.../contexts/components/Plans.tsx Removed implicit default free plan subscription logic from useSubscriptions, returning raw API data instead. Adjusted usePlansContext to match, removing the upcomingSubscriptionsExist state and related memoization. Changed destructuring of subscription data to provide a default empty array when undefined.
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packages/clerk-js/src/ui/contexts/components/Plans.tsx (1)

85-93: ⚠️ Potential issue

Fetcher never fires for organization subscriptions

billing.getSubscriptions is only invoked when userId is truthy:

({ args, userId }) => (userId ? billing.getSubscriptions(args) : undefined)

For organization contexts (subscriberType === 'org') userId is undefined, so the fetcher returns undefined and SWR will never request the organization’s subscriptions—even though orgId is available.

-({ args, userId }) => (userId ? billing.getSubscriptions(args) : undefined)
+({ args, userId }) =>
+  userId || args.orgId ? billing.getSubscriptions(args) : undefined

Without this, any org-level billing UI will think the org has no subscriptions.

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packages/clerk-js/src/ui/components/PricingTable/PricingTable.tsx (1)

14-16: Double data shadowing – prefer explicit names

Two nested objects called data (SWRResponse.data and the paginated payload’s data) forces the unpopular data.data access and hurts readability.

-const { data } = useSubscriptions();
-const { data: subscriptions = [] } = data || {};
+const swr = useSubscriptions();               // SWR wrapper
+const subscriptions = swr?.data?.data ?? [];  // payload

Using explicit identifiers removes the shadowing and instantly conveys which object is which.

packages/clerk-js/src/core/resources/CommerceSubscription.ts (1)

55-56: Hard-coded endpoint string – extract to a shared constant

'/commerce/subscription_items' is now duplicated here and in CommerceBilling.getSubscriptions. Consolidating into a constant (e.g. SUBSCRIPTION_ITEMS_PATH) keeps the code DRY and shields you from the next rename.

// constants.ts
export const SUBSCRIPTION_ITEMS_PATH = '/commerce/subscription_items';
path: orgId
  ? `/organizations/${orgId}${SUBSCRIPTION_ITEMS_PATH}/${this.id}`
  : `/me${SUBSCRIPTION_ITEMS_PATH}/${this.id}`,
packages/clerk-js/src/ui/components/Plans/PlanDetails.tsx (1)

350-352: Rename variables to avoid data.data confusion

Same pattern as in PricingTable: shadowed data variables make the code harder to follow.

-const { data } = useSubscriptions();
-const { data: subscriptions = [] } = data || {};
+const swr = useSubscriptions();
+const subscriptions = swr?.data?.data ?? [];
packages/clerk-js/src/core/modules/commerce/CommerceBilling.ts (1)

48-48: Duplicate endpoint literal

'/commerce/subscription_items' is hard-coded here and in CommerceSubscription.cancel. Use a shared constant to avoid divergence:

const SUBSCRIPTION_ITEMS_PATH = '/commerce/subscription_items';
path: orgId
  ? `/organizations/${orgId}${SUBSCRIPTION_ITEMS_PATH}`
  : `/me${SUBSCRIPTION_ITEMS_PATH}`,
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  • packages/clerk-js/src/ui/components/PricingTable/PricingTable.tsx (1 hunks)
  • packages/clerk-js/src/ui/components/Subscriptions/SubscriptionsList.tsx (1 hunks)
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packages/clerk-js/src/ui/components/Subscriptions/SubscriptionsList.tsx (1)
packages/clerk-js/src/ui/contexts/components/Plans.tsx (1)
  • useSubscriptions (79-94)
packages/clerk-js/src/ui/components/PricingTable/PricingTable.tsx (1)
packages/clerk-js/src/ui/contexts/components/Plans.tsx (1)
  • useSubscriptions (79-94)
packages/clerk-js/src/ui/components/Plans/PlanDetails.tsx (1)
packages/clerk-js/src/ui/contexts/components/Plans.tsx (1)
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packages/clerk-js/src/ui/contexts/components/Plans.tsx (1)
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Comment on lines +38 to 40
const { data } = useSubscriptions();
const { data: subscriptions = [] } = data || {};
const canManageBilling = useProtect(
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⚠️ Potential issue

In-place sort mutates SWR cache – clone first

Later you call subscriptions.sort(...), which mutates the array coming directly from SWR.
That mutates the cached value for every consumer and can lead to UI inconsistencies.

-const sortedSubscriptions = subscriptions.sort((a, b) => {
+const sortedSubscriptions = [...subscriptions].sort((a, b) => {

While here, consider the same “double data” shadowing fix suggested for PricingTable.tsx.

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const { data } = useSubscriptions();
const { data: subscriptions = [] } = data || {};
const canManageBilling = useProtect(
const { data } = useSubscriptions();
const { data: subscriptions = [] } = data || {};
// Clone before sorting so we don’t mutate the SWR cache
const sortedSubscriptions = [...subscriptions].sort((a, b) => {
// existing sort logic here
});
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In packages/clerk-js/src/ui/components/Subscriptions/SubscriptionsList.tsx
around lines 38 to 40, the code destructures subscriptions directly from the SWR
data and then sorts it in place, which mutates the SWR cache and can cause UI
inconsistencies. To fix this, create a shallow copy of the subscriptions array
before sorting it to avoid mutating the cached data. Also, apply the "double
data" shadowing pattern by renaming the destructured data to avoid variable
shadowing and improve clarity.

Comment on lines +137 to 139
const { data, mutate: mutateSubscriptions } = useSubscriptions();
const { data: subscriptions = [] } = data || {};

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⚠️ Potential issue

subscriptions is always [] due to wrong destructuring

useSubscriptions() already returns an SWR response; you grab its data here:

const { data, mutate: mutateSubscriptions } = useSubscriptions();

data is the array (or undefined).
The follow-up line tries to destructure another data property from that array:

const { data: subscriptions = [] } = data || {};

Since arrays don’t have a data field, subscriptions is invariably [], breaking every consumer downstream (e.g. plan buttons, default-plan logic).

Replace with a simple null-coalesce:

-const { data: subscriptions = [] } = data || {};
+const subscriptions = data ?? [];

Unit tests around isDefaultPlanImplicitlyActiveOrUpcoming, button states, etc. should be updated once this is fixed.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In packages/clerk-js/src/ui/contexts/components/Plans.tsx around lines 137 to
139, the destructuring of subscriptions is incorrect because it tries to extract
a data property from an array, which always results in an empty array. Fix this
by directly assigning subscriptions to data or an empty array using nullish
coalescing, like const subscriptions = data ?? []; then update related unit
tests to reflect this corrected logic.

@@ -347,7 +347,8 @@ const Header = React.forwardRef<HTMLDivElement, HeaderProps>((props, ref) => {
const { plan, subscription, closeSlot, planPeriod, setPlanPeriod } = props;

const { captionForSubscription, isDefaultPlanImplicitlyActiveOrUpcoming } = usePlansContext();
const { data: subscriptions } = useSubscriptions();
const { data } = useSubscriptions();
const { data: subscriptions = [] } = data || {};
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This is the pattern we currently use for destructuring paginated SWR responses in PaymentSources, so I used it in these changes – any objections? @panteliselef

@aeliox aeliox changed the title feat(clerk-js): Switch to subscription_items endpoints feat(clerk-js): Remove dummy default free plan subscription Jun 16, 2025
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