https://blog.cloudflare.com/announcing-stripe-support-in-workers/
I tried using the official Stripe package for Webhook verification but I got this error (as seen in the second screenshot)
#Cannot use Stripe natively with workers.
quick wave
merry schooner
https://blog.cloudflare.com/announcing-stripe-support-in-workers/
I tried using...
To do webhook validation in Workers you need to use async validation: https://jross.me/verifying-stripe-webhook-signatures-cloudflare-workers/
Specifically look at constructEventAsync and createSubtleCryptoProvider
quick wave
To do webhook validation in Workers you need to use async validation: https://jr...
yes, but 'stripe/lib/stripe.js' doesn't import at all for me, which is the first screenshot
merry schooner
With the new version of stripe-node, you simply need to import from 'stripe'
just ensure you're up to date
quick wave
With the new version of `stripe-node`, you simply need to import from `'stripe'`
Do I still need export const webCrypto = Stripe.createSubtleCryptoProvider();?
merry schooner
You don't necessarily need to export it, but you do need to pass it to the constructEventAsync method
quick wave
You don't necessarily need to export it, but you do need to pass it to the `cons...
I get this which is confusing
merry schooner
Can you share your full code and any other errors during build?
Or your repo, if that's easier and it's public
quick wave
yeah just a moment
I can't give you the full code for legal reasons, but this is the relevant parts
oh I forgot the webCrypto object
I can't use the export part because this has to be under the stripe object
Endpoint secret is not in prod, so it's not sensitive
just a local thing.
merry schooner
I would recommend you import Stripe, at the top. Then instantiate inside a request context, similarly to how I have illustrated at https://jross.me/verifying-stripe-webhook-signatures-cloudflare-workers/
quick wave
I tried that, but this happens.
merry schooner
Otherwise if you can get me a minimal reproduction of the error, I'd be happy to take a look. 🙂
You don't need /lib/stripe.js
Just import Stripe from 'stripe'
quick wave
right of course, idiot moment for me
where do I put my key then?
do brackets still work?
merry schooner
Later, when you initiate it. Check my blog post for where I do const client = Stripe(env.STRIPE_KEY, {
In my example, I get a req, call my getStripe function to get a Stripe instance, then validate a webhook with constructEventAsync
I'm stepping away for about 30 minutes but will take a look when I get back if you're still having issues 🙂
merry schooner
awesome!