Crate haste_subscription 

The single source of truth for what each [SubscriptionTier] allows.

Everything a tier permits lives in the TIERS table below: the request budget the rate limiter enforces, the resource caps the tenant tier limits middleware enforces, whether a tenant may set its own name and logo, and the commercial facts (price, SLA, support response) the pricing page publishes.

Nothing else in the workspace should hardcode a per-tier number. The server’s subscription_limits modules read this table, and cargo run subscription export writes it to the website as JSON so the published prices cannot drift from the enforced limits.

Modules

export

Serializes crate::TIERS for the website’s pricing page.

Structs

OperationPoints

What one request costs against a tier’s request budget.

TierLimits

Everything one subscription tier allows, and how it is sold.

Enums

RequestBudget

A tier’s request budget per REQUEST_BUDGET_WINDOW_MINUTES, in OPERATION_POINTS.

ResourceLimit

How many resources of one type a tenant may store.

Constants

DEFAULT_TIER

The tier every hosted signup starts on.

LARGEST_SYNTHEA_BUNDLE_POINTS

What the largest patient bundle in the Synthea sample download costs as a transaction: 19,020 entries, every one a write. Every metered tier’s budget is at least this, so a whole Synthea patient always fits in one window.

OPERATION_POINTS

The cost of each kind of request, in budget points.

REQUEST_BUDGET_WINDOW_MINUTES

How long a RequestBudget lasts before it resets, in minutes.

TIERS

Every tier, in the order the pricing page presents them.

Functions

allows_tenant_customization

Whether a tier may set a tenant display name and logo.

limits_for

The limits for a tier.

resource_limit_for

The cap on one resource type for a tier, or ResourceLimit::Unlimited for the types a tier does not cap individually.