JoelBermudez

[swift meteor]

Hi! Let me help you with this.

It depends how is your server hosted

If there's no proxies in front of your server, then yes, it's going to be https://website.com:4242/webhook

[sudden fern]

It's self-hosted, so yeah, no proxies

I'm gonna continue with the tests then, thanks!

I guess I need to open 4242 port TCP right?

Or UDP too?

[swift meteor]

If it's a public server, it's better hosted on port 443, but you will need to set up HTTPS for this.

[sudden fern]

I have already 80 and 443 open. But if the endpoint is :4242 I should open 4242 too right?

443 would be for serving HTML

[swift meteor]

Everything should be served through the same port. I don't think Stripe allows calling non-HTTPS webhook endpoints.

[sudden fern]

So, if I set up the webhook like with app.post /webhook and app.listen 4242

How can I make an nginx parameter to serve that via the HTTPS on 443?

And then, end point would be https://website.com/webhook

[swift meteor]

Yes

[sudden fern]

https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks/go-live

I'm looking at this...

For example, if your domain is https://mycompanysite.com and your webhook endpoint route is @app.route('/stripe_webhooks', methods=['POST']), specify https://mycompanysite .com/stripe_webhooks as the endpoint URL.

But how can I implement the endpoint route via NodeJS / Nginx?

[swift meteor]

You can direct the traffic coming to /webhook to be forwarded to your :4242 server.

In you nginx config

The config would looks something like this:

server {  
    listen 80;  
    server_name example.com;  
  
    location /webhook {  
        proxy_pass http://localhost:4242;  
        proxy_set_header Host $host;  
        proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr;  
    }  
}