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Models

1: BillingItemIdsResponse
2: OfferingResponse
3: PriceRangeDto
4: ReportPriceDTO
5: ReportPriceResponse

1 - BillingItemIdsResponse

Name	Description	Schema	Default
billing_item_ids optional	List of all billing item IDs Example : `VIRTUAL_SERVER`	array[string]

2 - OfferingResponse

Name	Description	Schema	Default
offerings optional	List of offering types Example : `['PS', 'PP', 'PG']`	array[string]

3 - PriceRangeDto

Name	Description	Schema	Default
base_price required	Base price for this range Example :	string
range_end required	Range end value. null means +Infinity Example : `0.00000000`	any of [string, null]
range_start required	Range start value. null means -Infinity Example : `0.00000000`	any of [string, null]
unit_price required	Unit price for this range Example : `PP`	string

4 - ReportPriceDTO

Name	Description	Schema	Default
attributes required	Price attributes Example :	object
billing_item_id required	Billing Item ID Example : `VIRTUAL_SERVER`	string
currency_code required	Currency Code Example : `VIRTUAL_SERVER`	string
offering required	Offering type (PP/PS/PG) Example : `PP`	string
price_model required	Price model enum name Example : `VIRTUAL_SERVER`	string
price_unit required	Price unit enum name Example : `VIRTUAL_SERVER`	string
prices required	Price ranges	array[PriceRangeDto]
proration_rule required	Proration rule enum name Example : `PRORATION`	string
rounding_position required	Rounding position Example : `VIRTUAL_SERVER`	integer
rounding_rule required	Rounding rule enum name Example : `ROUND_DOWN`	string

5 - ReportPriceResponse

Name	Description	Schema	Default
count required	count Example : `20`	integer
page required	page Example : `0`	integer
prices optional	List of matching prices Example : `VIRTUAL_SERVER`	array[ReportPriceDTO]
size required	size Example : `20`	integer
sort optional	sort Example : `['created_at:asc']`	any of [array[string], null]
total_pages optional	Example : `10`	integer	1