Laravel Cashier Subscriptions Sync?

Did you ever find a solution to this? If not I need this as well and would be happy to share it.

I ended up doing something like this.

But probably you will need to tweak for your own purposes.

It's also kind of assuming only one subscription for the user.

It's just a trait that gets added to the User model.

So you can run $user->syncSubscriptions() at any time. It shouldn't break anything if there were no changes on Stripe. But otherwise should update/find any changed subscription for the user.

<?php

namespace Laravel\Cashier;

use Stripe;
use Carbon\Carbon;
use Laravel\Cashier\Subscription;

trait SubscriptionsSync {

    public function syncSubscriptions()
    {
        Stripe\Stripe::setApiKey(env('STRIPE_KEY'));

        // NOTE: We will only set one primary subscription.

        $subscription = null;
        $subscription_match = null;
        $subscription_active = null;
        $subscription_current = $this->current_subscription;

        $subscriptions = Stripe\Subscription::all([
            'customer' => $this->stripe_id,
            'status' => 'all',
            'limit' => 100
        ]);

        foreach ($subscriptions->data as $sub) {
            if ($sub->id === $subscription_current->stripe_id) {
                $subscription_match = $sub;
            }

            if (!$subscription_active && $sub->status === 'active') {
                $subscription_active = $sub;
            }
        }

        // Matching subscription and that subscription is active on Stripe.
        // Really this is in case there happens to be more than one subscription
        // so we want to try to get the proper matching one if we can.
        if (@$subscription_match->status === 'active') {
            $subscription = $subscription_match;
        }

        // No active match but there is some active subscription on Stripe.
        // Just get the first active subscription from the array.
        elseif ($subscription_active) {
            $subscription = $subscription_active;
        }

        // If there is no active subscriptions we will try to update any
        // canceled subscriptions that might exist in the array.
        elseif (@$subscription_match->status === 'canceled') {
            $subscription = $subscription_match;
        }

        if ($subscription) {
            $ends_at = @$subscription->ended_at ?: null;

            if (!$ends_at && @$subscription->canceled_at) {
                $ends_at = @$subscription->current_period_end ?: null;
            }

            $trial_ends_at = @$subscription->trial_end ?: null;

            $data = [
                'name' => 'primary',
                'stripe_id' => $subscription->id,
                'stripe_plan' => $subscription->plan->id,
                'quantity' => $subscription->quantity,
                'trial_ends_at' => $trial_ends_at ? Carbon::createFromTimestamp($trial_ends_at) : null,
                'ends_at' => $ends_at ? Carbon::createFromTimestamp($ends_at) : null
            ];

            if ($subscription_current) {
                $subscription_current->update($data);
            }
            else {
                $data['user_id'] = $this->id;

                Subscription::create($data);
            }
        }
    }
}

Oh, and the current_subscription is just a little attribute in the User model as well.

public function getCurrentSubscriptionAttribute()
{
    if ($this->relationLoaded('subscriptions') {
        return $this->subscription('primary');
    }
}