#Emile
jovial delta
grim storm
Sounds like you're working with Apple Pay tokens directly?
You need to create a Stripe tok_xxx from that token
wanton urchin
So in your own stripe SDK is that what happens? On google i get back an object {tok:"tok_123"} and i can pass that into stripe and create a succes resposne. From apple though i get the encrypted token, and i'm not sure what to do with that.
ApplePayToken(version: EC_v1, data: blahblah, header: ApplePayTokenHeader(ephemeralPublicKey: blahblah/blahblah==, publicKeyHash: blahblah, transactionId: ebablahblah6d2469f0169f1c8b74c1blahblah32))
I get this.
grim storm
This is how stripe-ios handles it: https://github.com/stripe/stripe-ios/blob/a05b307c8a9ef6ee6c53726da2392073b5292f19/Stripe/STPAPIClient%2BApplePay.swift#L156-L189
This is largely undocumented, so its a bit it off piste
wanton urchin
this is my life on my project, thanks for the link.
wanton urchin
export const createStripeToken = function (incoming:any): Promise<Stripe.Token> {
return new Promise<Stripe.Token>(async (resolve, reject) => {
try {
const Stripe_clientID = await getSecret1(`projects/${process.env.GCLOUD_PROJECT}/secrets/stripe_api_key/versions/latest`);
const stripe = new Stripe(Stripe_clientID, {
apiVersion: "2022-08-01",
});
logger.info(`putStripePayment(${incoming}). `);
const tokenPayload = {
card:{
name:"",
number:"",
exp_month:"",
exp_year:"",
},
pk_token_instrument_name : incoming.paymentMethod.displayName,
pk_token_transaction_id : incoming.transactionIdentifier,
pk_token_payment_network : incoming.paymentMethod.network,
pk_token : incoming.token,
}
const token = await stripe.tokens.create(tokenPayload as any);
resolve(token);
} catch (error) {
reject(error);
}
});
};
So close yet so far. I'm not convinced i'm passing the correct parameters. Any suggestions? I don't get billAddress or billContact from the payment details.
{
token: {
"version": "EC_v1",
"data": "asdasdasdasd",
"signature": "asdasd",
"header": {
"ephemeralPublicKey": "asdasd",
"publicKeyHash": "Sa+asd=",
"transactionId": "asd"
}
},
paymentMethod: {network: "MasterCard", type: 1, displayName: "MasterCard asd"},
transactionIdentifier: "asd"
}
remote helm
it overall would look like this
curl -u sk_test_123: https://api.stripe.com/v1/tokens \
-d pk_token=<PKPaymentToken.paymentData decoded as JSON> \
-d pk_token_instrument_name=<PKPaymentToken.paymentInstrumentName> \
-d pk_token_payment_network=<PKPaymentToken.paymentNetwork> \
-d pk_token_transaction_id=<PKPaymentToken.transactionIdentifier>
another example here
Map<String, Object> card = new HashMap<>();
card.put("pk_token", "\"data\": \"V4Ua.... \"version\": \"EC_v1\"}");//a string of the paymentData JSON object
card.put("pk_token_instrument_name", "MasterCard 1471");//paymentMethod.displayName
card.put("pk_token_payment_network", "MasterCard");//paymentMethod.network
card.put("pk_token_transaction_id", "38A74D639B946C2B4D2CE65CC463BDB5EF6046A40BECD505C5E21B4A1F654C5D"); //transactionIdentifier
Map<String, Object> params = new HashMap<>();
params.put("card", card);
Token token = Token.create(params);
feel free to share things like the failed req_xx request IDs of your attempts and I can tell you what's wrong with them
wanton urchin
oh way, the pk_/?? is on the card ojbect. Doh.
it didn't like that. calling stripe.token.create ( {card : {pk_token:"" etc}})
Error: Received unknown parameters: pk_token_instrument_name, pk_token_payment_network, pk_token_transaction_id