Fee types are defined in the file lib/assets/data/fee_types.csv containing the following columns:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Id | Unique id in the database |
| Description | Description of the fee displayed to the user |
| Code | The code of the fee |
| Unique code | A unique code, comprising a prefix based on the class (BAsic, FiXed, WArrant, INterim, TRANSfer HARDSHIP or MIscellaneous) usually followed by the code |
| Max amount | |
| Calculated | |
| Class | The class of the fee; Fee::BasicFeeType, Fee::FixedFeeType or Fee::MiscFeeType |
| Roles | A semicolon delimited list of fee schemes (roles) to which the fee applies. The roles must be included in the ROLES constant in Fee::BaseFeeType |
| Parent Id | |
| Quantity is decimal | Whether the quantity is an integer or a decimal |
| Position |
After amending the list of fees the database is updated with the task
data:migrate:fee_types:reseed. By default, this task will run in 'dry mode'
(i.e. will not make changes) and output to the screen. To perform the changes:
bundle exec rails 'data:migrate:fee_types:reseed[false]'The unique code of a fee type, defined above, needs to be mapped for the
injection into CCR and CCLF, and for lookups with Fee Calculator. This is set
in app/services/ccr/fee/misc_fee_adapter.rb. Also see
spec/services/ccr/fee/misc_fee_adapter_spec.rb for tests.
Any new fees added as miscellaneous fees will appear automatically in the
drop-down list on the relevant page for final and hardship claims. For
supplementary fee claims, however, the fee will only be available if it listed
in AGFS_SUPPLEMENTARY_SHARED_TYPES in app/models/fee/misc_fee_type.rb.