v0.13.0 dbt_stripe_source

PR #87 includes the following updates:

Feature Updates: Optionally Convert Amounts to Major Units

Stripe passes amount-based fields, such as amount, net, and fee, in the smallest denomination as raw form. This means, if your currency has minor and major units such as USD, 100 represents 100 cents, the minor unit, or 1 USD, the major unit. Alternatively, if your currency doesn't use minor units such as JPY, 100 represents 100 JPY.

• This PR introduces a variable stripe__convert_values (false by default) which allows users the option to divide all amount-based fields by 100.
  • For information on how to enable the division, refer to the README on configuring the stripe__convert_values variable.
  • Otherwise, amount-based fields will be brought through in their raw form.
  • Examples of currencies using minor units (in which enabling stripe__convert_values is relevant) include United States Dollar (USD), Euro (EUR), and the Canadian Dollar (CAD).
  • Examples of currencies NOT using minor units (in which it makes more sense to keep the amount-based fields in raw form) include Japanese Yen (JPY), Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), and Korean Won (KRW).

Under the Hood

• Introduces the convert_values macro which contains the logic for enabling the division by 100, referenced by all amount-based fields.
• Updates the run_models.sh script to test for when stripe__convert_values is set to True.

Notes

• This update is not providing multiple currency support; however, we're interested in exploring this functionality if there's a need. As such, we have created a feature request to support multiple currencies where you are welcome to provide feedback or contribute to the discussion.

Documentation

• Updates the descriptions for all amount-based fields to specify the grain of the values and add information about the stripe__convert_values variable.
• Corrected references to connectors and connections in the README. (#88)

Full Changelog: v0.12.1...v0.13.0