#nikivi
fossil kettle
Hi 👋 can you tell me more about what you're trying to do, and what you're seeing?
sturdy bough
is my test buy url
I have a web hook endpoint
running
I ran this
stripe listen --forward-to localhost:8787/personal-product-bought
to pipe requests to it locally
but as you see there are no logs that reach the endpoint
the url is correct
the thing is im not sure how to get PERSONAL_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET
maybe thats why its not working right
i thought for local its ignored
i would get the secret once i deploy
fossil kettle
The signing secret you're looking for is printed to the console when you run stripe listen, it's in the line that starts with Ready! in this screenshot.
sturdy bough
ok perfect
one final thing
as the web hook from my understanding
covers all the products under account
how do I know which product was paid for
I remember asking this question and I was told i have to do something like pass it as metadata
or something
is there like a nice way to know which product id was paid for
the goal of the web hook is to put customer emails mapped to product they paid for in my own db
im looking to see if price_id is included perhaps
i can do a switch on it
that would probably be best actually
fossil kettle
How are you integrated/what type of Events are you listening for?
The Event that you listen for controls what context it provides. For instance, if you're listening for Invoice or Checkout Session related Events, those are more likely to have Price and Product references, but Paymnt Intent Events will not as Payment Intents don't reference Price/Product objects at all.
sturdy bough
so i only care about case "checkout.session.completed":
which is when user completes the purchase
its single purchase, not a sub
const checkoutSessionCompleted = event.data.object
so this is what i work with
but thats for creation
it seems
const checkoutSessionCompleted = event.data.object
basically somewhere inside this
i need to know which product was paid for
and email of person who bought it
if i log it truncates
fossil kettle
Gotcha, so those Events will contain Checkout Sessions then, depening on your API version the line items likely won't be in the Checkout Session object by default, you'll want to use this endpoint to retrieve those using the ID of the session:
https://stripe.com/docs/api/checkout/sessions/line_items
sturdy bough
maybe a good question to ask
whether i should use another event
to make this easier?
like payment intent completed or something
or invoice paid it was
that would have all the necessary data
Retrieve a Checkout Session's line items because this is bit confusing to me
there is like one line item for me
or well i guess i can try it
im surprised though
there has to be an easier way to just get the event on payment with all the necessary details
without doing cross stripe requests
like payment succesful with price_id and customer_email included in the object
fossil kettle
It'll be easier to converse if you send complete messages instead of fragments of messages.
fossil kettle
like payment intent completed or something
No, Payment Intents are not aware of the related Price/Product objects.
fossil kettle
or invoice paid it was
Are you using Invoices?
sturdy bough
ok I need a web hook that will listen on user completing payment
this web hook should include price_id and customer_email inside the object so I can easily access it and do things with the data
sturdy bough
Are you using Invoices?
I am not sure, I just did this
fossil kettle
there has to be an easier way to just get the event on payment with all the nece...
You could add metadata to the Checkout Session to add the necessary details you're looking for directly to those objects if that seems easier.
sturdy bough
ok will try that
or actually going to try https://stripe.com/docs/api/checkout/sessions/line_items
should be easy enough
cs_test_a1sZ3321BhXIKGR
this string
is that secret key
it looks like a product id
or something
trying to do this now
yea its confusing, I imagine i need to have it dynamic
or wait it should come from event.data.object i think
fossil kettle
`cs_test_a1sZ3321BhXIKGR`
This is the format of an ID of a Checkout Session
sturdy bough
const checkoutSessionCompleted = event.data.object
stripe.checkout.sessions.listLineItems(
checkoutSessionCompleted.id,
ok trying with this
think thats the id
not sure if session completed id is same as what it expects
not clear reading docs
it just says Unique identifier for the object
and in here it does not even say what id it expects
just prefills it for you
completed!
Context is not finalized. You may forget returning Response object or `await next()`
callback never gets called
not sure perhaps it wants this await stripe.checkout.sessions.listLineItems( but even then i expect a log
perhaps the way i did arrow function is wrong but i think it should be ok
fossil kettle
What is your code trying to do? You seem to be making a request to list the Line Items for the Checkout Session, but you aren't storing the results in a variable. Does your Event handling code send a response back when it receives a request?
sturdy bough
so this is web hook that gets called if any product in personal account gets bought /personal-product-bought
case "checkout.session.completed":
I use this to know that user has completed payment
I now need to know the product that user bought and the email of the user
you said I can use stripe.checkout.sessions.listLineItems to get this info
so I tried to do
stripe.checkout.sessions.listLineItems(
checkoutSessionCompleted.id,
{ limit: 5 },
(err, lineItems) => {
console.log(err, "err")
console.log(lineItems)
// asynchronously called
}
)
I thought this would get me the price id AND the email of the customer, not sure
once I get that I have everything I need
its not even reaching the console logs
const checkoutSessionCompleted = event.data.object
let customerEmail
let productBought
stripe.checkout.sessions.listLineItems(
checkoutSessionCompleted.id,
{ limit: 1 },
(err, lineItems) => {
console.log(err, "err")
console.log(lineItems)
if (lineItems.data[0].price.id === c.env.WIKI_STRIPE_PRICE) {
productBought = "wiki"
} else if (lineItems.data[0].price.id === c.env.COURSE_STRIPE_PRICE) {
productBought = "course"
}
}
)
something like this I guess, looks ugly
and not sure where email is
fossil kettle
The email isn't in the Checkout Session line items, its in the Checkout Session:
https://stripe.com/docs/api/checkout/sessions/object#checkout_session_object-customer_details-email
sturdy bough
the callback never runs
it just gets ignored
no log for err or lineItems
thus the productBought variable never is filled with value
fossil kettle
Are you seeing an associated GET request being logged in the logs for your Stripe account? Are you saving/deploying the code as you're making changes to it so your endpoint is using the new code? Does adding a console.log line before the call to retrieve the Checkout Session line items result in an additional line being printed?
sturdy bough
no GET request here
if you mean this
i make sure to deploy new local version when i change code
so server has latest code
fossil kettle
I don't, I mean here, to see if you're able to see if a call is actually being made to retrieve the line items for the Checkout Session:
https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs?showIP=false
But taking another look at your code, I think the problem may be that you're using the fat arrow syntax inside of the parameter list for the call to listeLineItems.
What happens if you change this:
checkoutSessionCompleted.id,
{ limit: 1 },
(err, lineItems) => {
console.log(err, "err")
console.log(lineItems)
if (lineItems.data[0].price.id === c.env.WIKI_STRIPE_PRICE) {
productBought = "wiki"
} else if (lineItems.data[0].price.id === c.env.COURSE_STRIPE_PRICE) {
productBought = "course"
}
}
)```
to:
``` stripe.checkout.sessions.listLineItems(
checkoutSessionCompleted.id,
{ limit: 1 },
).then((err, lineItems) => {
console.log(err, "err")
console.log(lineItems)
if (lineItems.data[0].price.id === c.env.WIKI_STRIPE_PRICE) {
productBought = "wiki"
} else if (lineItems.data[0].price.id === c.env.COURSE_STRIPE_PRICE) {
productBought = "course"
}
})```did not work
fossil kettle
What did it do? What errors were thrown?
sturdy bough
as you see nothing
logs were not reached
it just skipped it
logs are on the right
going to try wrap it in a try catch
try {
stripe.checkout.sessions
.listLineItems(checkoutSessionCompleted.id, { limit: 1 })
.then((err, lineItems) => {
console.log(err, "err")
console.log(lineItems)
if (lineItems.data[0].price.id === c.env.WIKI_STRIPE_PRICE) {
productBought = "wiki"
} else if (lineItems.data[0].price.id === c.env.COURSE_STRIPE_PRICE) {
productBought = "course"
}
})
} catch (err) {
console.log(err)
}
Does adding await to the function call help?
fossil kettle
Yup
fossil kettle
My suggestion, start by seeing what you're actually getting when you retrieve the Checkout Sessoin's line items. Start by removing your if else blocks that are looking for specific values, capture the result of the function call in a variable, and then log that variable to the console to see what you are working with
sturdy bough
thats not the issue though
it does not even go inside the callback
it does not reach the if else
what should i log
this seems complex
will try pass metadata
maybe that works
or maybe i miss something 🤔
like i reread what you said again and still don't get it, the issue is calback is just not called, whats inside of it
so no point moving stuff inside
Start by removing your if else blocks
i mean i can try it
but it just doesn't make sense
in any way, going to go with metadata approach
const data = await stripe.checkout.sessions.create({
success_url: c.env.WIKI_STRIPE_SUCCESS_URL!,
line_items: [
{
price: c.env.WIKI_STRIPE_PRICE!,
quantity: 1,
},
],
metadata: {
product: "wiki"
},
mode: "payment",
})
its actually going to be clean approach too
i assume i can do this
fossil kettle
Yup, but I have no idea why the callback wasn't being called and was trying to see what your debugging of that was uncovering.
sturdy bough
const checkoutSessionCompleted = event.data.object
const product = checkoutSessionCompleted.metadata.product.trim()
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sturdy bough
ok yea i made it work with metadata