python manage.py fastbill --update-articles
signals
put this in your models.py
from django_fastbill.signals import customer_signal, subscription_signal, payment_signal
from django.dispatch import receiver
@receiver(customer_signal)
def customer_signal_receiver(sender, customer, event_type, raw_data, **kwargs):
print "#" * 50
print "sender", sender
print "event_type", event_type
print "customer", customer
print "data", raw_data
print "#" * 50
@receiver(subscription_signal)
def subscription_signal_receiver(sender, customer, subscription, event_type, raw_data, **kwargs):
print "#" * 50
print "sender", sender
print "event_type", event_type
print "customer", customer
print "subscription", subscription
print "data", raw_data
print "#" * 50
@receiver(payment_signal)
def payment_signal_receiver(sender, customer, subscription, invoice, event_type, raw_data, **kwargs):
print "#" * 50
print "sender", sender
print "event_type", event_type
print "customer", customer
print "subscription", subscription
print "invoice", invoice
print "data", raw_data
print "#" * 50
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