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This is the git that I'm downloading: https://github.com/stripe/stripe-php . It says that I should include the init.php file for the manual installation, but theres no init.php file in the .zip archive. How come? I see it in the git, but I don't see it in the archieve I've downloaded
this is the Stripe-PHP SDK
if you want a code example you can find one here https://stripe.com/docs/payments/quickstart
Can I use stripe without installing it with composer?
Simply download the git, upload it to server, include necessary files -> use. Like https://github.com/PHPMailer/PHPMailer ?
no that's not possible
If you do not wish to use Composer
(yes, I do not wish to use Composer)
, you can download the latest release.
(yes, I've downloaded the latest release)
Then, to use the bindings, include the init.php file.
(No init.php file in the downloaded release)
sorry @misty karma you're right, I just downloaded the latest version and it's missing a couple of file. In the meantime, could you please download https://github.com/stripe/stripe-php/releases/tag/v10.5.0
I will let our internal team know
did that work for you @misty karma
Have many people have bumped into that?
Are your assuming that everyone knows that release is not a beta release... ?
I actually don't know, maybe everyone knows it. If there would be 'latest release (not beta)' that would've helped me. If I hadn't posted here, my problem would never have been solved. Gladly I have access to composer and I would've installed it with composer. But what about the folks who use ordinary hosting? Without composer/server access?
Have many people have bumped into that?
I don't have any insights on this
we're trying internally to see what could be the impact of this and try to address the issue as fast as possible
Yeah, because this problem was solved by contacting support and it wouldn't be solved for me ever by anything else.... I tried googling it and there's no one saying like 'oh you should not download the beta release..........'. Everyone knows the 'stable' word. If I see stable releases that means that other are not stable (which don't have the 'stable' word in it). And no one wants to use unstable releases.
Beta word I know from the gaming world. It means like 'at least it works...'. You don't see the beta for some game and like 'oh theres no point of donwloading it beacause it may simply not start' ..