#sock-webhooks-api
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what even
hahahahaha
It's a javascript library
a javascript library of waht?
stripe.js or something
Stripe.js is a client-side library used to present UIs to collect payment method details
Like ignore ChatGPT, it doesn't really know much about Stripe itself. What are you really trying to do
I want to have certain stripe data automatically fill a google sheets document.
i was using apps script with a webhook to try and do it.
Okay so we don't have any library that works in Google Sheet specifically so I'm not sure what you're trying to do. Like are you writing code on your server that will call the Google Sheets API? Something else?
sock-webhooks-api
There are google sheets widgets that kinda do what I'm asking (just not well enough). They import anything from stripe to google sheets.
It all runs off of javascript, so I'm pretty sure the stripe.js library would do the trick, but I cant find the library ID to import :/
I'm writing code, specifically, that simply calls, through a webhook, to get stripe transaction information on each customer, and list it in the google sheet doc.
It all runs off of javascript, so I'm pretty sure the stripe.js library
nope, the Stripe.js library is a browser library that has nothing to do with any of this
You can use stripe-node though if this is server-side code: https://github.com/stripe/stripe-node
so i can see client X's total amount they paid from the beginning and then sum that up with other data in my business
OH awesome!!
okay how do I add this to my library on google sheets?
I'm an okay coder-- but i have lots of holes in my training lol.
btw thanks for your time
I have no idea sorry
it's definitely server-side
I didn't even know google sheets allowed anything like this
haha yeah there's a ton of downloadable apps within google sheets that will update everything you could possibly want automatically. So I'd never need to log in to stripe to do finances.
and you can interface that with other things to do very personalized calculations without having to ever input data.
because-- google sheets/excel is awesome lol
sure, sorry, but I still don't really get what you're asking so not sure how to help you. We have stripe-node, which is our Node.js library that lets you access the API, if you know how to "install a library" in Google Sheet's backend/logic you use that library the same way
alright, I'll keep working on it, learn a few things, then maybe I'll have a better articulated question for you. I really appreciate the insight.