7:14 Its a bummer that stripe SDK doesnt provide typed webhook events. You do it manually, but there is also a package called stripe-event-types that automatically types your webhooks
I was trying to do this in paddle but after receiving webhook I am unable to fetch user session as there is none exist for outside request. Without session I am unable to communicate with Supabase
hello I have this error can anyone help ? I created console.logs to test if there is a db instance, if the firebase configs are getting through and if the firebase App is initialized right.. :Error creating checkout session: FirebaseError: Expected first argument to collection() to be a CollectionReference, a DocumentReference or FirebaseFirestore
Hey, how can you set up recurring invoices that is send out every two weeks and demand a variable amount of money every two weeks? How can you achieve that?
Kindly explain more about this successurl. How is this defined. Is this reactjs dom router?.. because when i use my successpage component, it does not load during production. I am jsing render
Great video! But I'm curious, how can you get the CHECKOUT_SESSION_ID variable and use that in your success_url, before checkout session has been created? I've been trying to achieve a similar thing, but I I'm struggling to get the checkout session id so I can use it in the success_url
yeah I'll have to make the link something only the API knows about and will send via an authenticated api request. the ENV variable will be bundled in the UI with the approach I have now which isn't great. I'm also not sure if I want to have multiple youtube videos or just 1 giant one with chapters
Great video thank you! Quick question, why do we need webhooks? The stripe.checkout.sessions.create() function will redirect the user to the successfull page once the payment was done, or to the cancel page otherwise... I just dont see the use of webhooks, maybe I'm missing something here.
It may be possible to redirect the users to one of your api endpoints, then use the session id to grab the session from the stripe api, then use the session to lookup the metadata that associated the original user id or email to the stripe session, and then update your database. People recommend to just use the web hooks, so I can’t tell you for sure, and I can’t find in the stripe docs an example of using the success url to update your database so idk if they even recommend doing it
Actually I just found the reason. If the users internet disconnects right after they submit their credit card info, your user may never hit your success url and that means they’ll never get added as a paid user. The webhook is a direct line between stripe and your api so you’d still be able to handle the success event
It’s pay per use and super cheap if you don’t read or write much to it. No monthly fees to use it. So it’s great for a simple site with basic database needs that doesn’t get much traffic or need sql like queries
Hey I have recently starting using the t3 stack because of your videos and I was wondering why you use a mutation on the createCheckout function (4:03) I thought mutations were for creating data. So my question is why use a mutation instead of a query? Love the videos man keep it up!
personally I dont prefer stripe:listen for local webhooks testing. I like to use ngrok to expose my locally running webhook and then put the ngrok url in stripe webhooks dashboard. I feel its less cumbersome to set up and mirrors prod
7:14 Its a bummer that stripe SDK doesnt provide typed webhook events. You do it manually, but there is also a package called stripe-event-types that automatically types your webhooks
Literally just told my self I need to learn how to set up stripe then boom you pop up with the magic
If this is a real project, I’ll sign up to the course
yeah I do plan to make a course, just trying to plan it out a bit and find the time to record
I was trying to do this in paddle but after receiving webhook I am unable to fetch user session as there is none exist for outside request. Without session I am unable to communicate with Supabase
hello I have this error can anyone help ? I created console.logs to test if there is a db instance, if the firebase configs are getting through and if the firebase App is initialized right.. :Error creating checkout session: FirebaseError: Expected first argument to collection() to be a CollectionReference, a DocumentReference or FirebaseFirestore
Hey, how can you set up recurring invoices that is send out every two weeks and demand a variable amount of money every two weeks?
How can you achieve that?
no clue, I'd need to read the docs
What do you think about adding the stripe object to the trpc router context somewhat like prisma?
Good job babe!!!!
If someone pays, couldn't they just share the email and then another person could modify the url? Then they could get it for free?
Yes of course, it’s not worth losing sleep over piracy
Kindly explain more about this successurl.
How is this defined. Is this reactjs dom router?.. because when i use my successpage component, it does not load during production. I am jsing render
It’s the url the user is redirected to if they successfully pay
Can you tell me how can i crawl for movie streaming links on different websites using node js
Hi Cody, I was not able to find this repo in your github. is it private ?
Can you pls do a tutorial on how you setup Yarn + React + Vite + Docker? Every tutorial out there so far seems to just result in a bunch of errors.
Edit: Managed to make it work but I had to switch to NPM because YARN keeps throwing a yarnpkg error somehow.
Great video! But I'm curious, how can you get the CHECKOUT_SESSION_ID variable and use that in your success_url, before checkout session has been created? I've been trying to achieve a similar thing, but I I'm struggling to get the checkout session id so I can use it in the success_url
Nevermind, figured it out :)
@@domi20p Would you mind sharing how you did it?
I think even if you put the UA-cam link in an environment variable, you’ll still be able to right click the UA-cam video and copy link
And most courses I’ve done usually just use GitHub repository with a different branch for each chapter of the course material code
yeah I'll have to make the link something only the API knows about and will send via an authenticated api request. the ENV variable will be bundled in the UI with the approach I have now which isn't great. I'm also not sure if I want to have multiple youtube videos or just 1 giant one with chapters
Hey Cody, I'm wanted to have a look at this code, but I can't seem to find it.... Would you please share the link?
this code has some example stripe setup: github.com/webdevcody/icon-generator-course
@@WebDevCody Oh , that repo...
Alright, thank you. Let me go have a look
Great video thank you! Quick question, why do we need webhooks? The stripe.checkout.sessions.create() function will redirect the user to the successfull page once the payment was done, or to the cancel page otherwise... I just dont see the use of webhooks, maybe I'm missing something here.
It may be possible to redirect the users to one of your api endpoints, then use the session id to grab the session from the stripe api, then use the session to lookup the metadata that associated the original user id or email to the stripe session, and then update your database. People recommend to just use the web hooks, so I can’t tell you for sure, and I can’t find in the stripe docs an example of using the success url to update your database so idk if they even recommend doing it
Actually I just found the reason. If the users internet disconnects right after they submit their credit card info, your user may never hit your success url and that means they’ll never get added as a paid user. The webhook is a direct line between stripe and your api so you’d still be able to handle the success event
It would also be dope af if the course is done in typescript
Yeah I may just do it in typescript
Hey!, in your repo where can I find this one?
what´s the background theme for your VSC?
Bearded theme stained blue
Is DynamoDB free to use?
It’s pay per use and super cheap if you don’t read or write much to it. No monthly fees to use it. So it’s great for a simple site with basic database needs that doesn’t get much traffic or need sql like queries
Thank you so much man....
Hey I have recently starting using the t3 stack because of your videos and I was wondering why you use a mutation on the createCheckout function (4:03) I thought mutations were for creating data. So my question is why use a mutation instead of a query?
Love the videos man keep it up!
Because I think it’s hitting stripe and creating a checkout session
which themr are using in this vscode
Bearded theme stained blue
Have you ever looked into Java Web Development? (Vaadin, ...)
I started with java, but not vaadin
personally I dont prefer stripe:listen for local webhooks testing. I like to use ngrok to expose my locally running webhook and then put the ngrok url in stripe webhooks dashboard. I feel its less cumbersome to set up and mirrors prod
No repo on github
But why paid courses??
Capitalism, hit me up on discord and I’ll give you a free link if I end up making this course