hayazee.

[raven cave]

hi, can you say more about what you have so far or what your code looks like?

[onyx inlet]

My code at the backend to create the paymentIntent:
const paymentIntent = await stripe.paymentIntents.create({
amount: amount,
currency: currency,
payment_method_types: ['card'],
metadata: {
walletId: walletId,
paymentMethod: 'CARD',
},
});

Retrieving the paymentIntent:
// Retrieve the payment intent
const retrievedPaymentIntent = await stripe.paymentIntents.retrieve(
paymentIntent.id,
);

And passing the data:
return {
status: SUCCESS,
data: {
clientSecret: paymentIntent.client_secret,
paymentIntent: retrievedPaymentIntent // Include the retrieved payment intent in the response
}
};
} catch (error) {
logError('ERROR @ initStripePaymentIntent -> stripe.services.js', error);
return {
status: SERVER_ERROR,
error: 'An unhandled exception occurred on the server.'
};
}
};

In the frontend Im trying to fetch that PaymentIntent like this:
getClientSecret({ amount })
.then(res => {
setClientSecret(res.data.data.clientSecret);
const retrievedPaymentIntent = res.data.data.paymentIntent;
if (retrievedPaymentIntent) {
const paymentAmount = retrievedPaymentIntent.amount;
console.log("Payment amount:", paymentAmount);
}
dispatch(unsetLoading());
})
.catch(error => {
setCheckout(false)
enqueueSnackbar('Unable to fetch data.', { variant: 'error' })
dispatch(unsetLoading())
})
}, []);

My API Request ID:
req_dyQwZzbZskjCWO

[raven cave]

well you could do

 data: {
        clientSecret: paymentIntent.client_secret,
        amount:paymentIntent.amount, currency:paymentIntent.currency,
      }

and then you have that information on the frontend

you really should not send the whole PaymentIntent object to the frontend, it's not designed for that

you should take the information that you need, and send that specifically.

[onyx inlet]

Like this?
const retrievedPaymentIntent = res.data.data.paymentIntent.amount;
if (retrievedPaymentIntent) {
const paymentAmount = retrievedPaymentIntent.amount;
console.log("Payment amount:", paymentAmount);
}

[raven cave]

no

if you do it the way I said earlier, the amount is res.data.data.amount I think, for instance.

[onyx inlet]

It's not working still

[raven cave]

then I'd add some logging and see exactly what values you have and debug from there

[onyx inlet]

Should i give the info to do so ?

[raven cave]

not sure what you mean?

[onyx inlet]

You told me that you'll see what's the problem. I said should i give you the required information which could be in your usage.

[raven cave]

what does "in your usage" mean?

[onyx inlet]

useful for you*

[raven cave]

I don't really need anything from you

it's your code and you're the developer debugging it, so it's you who would add the logs and check them and debug the code! it's just general web dev/parsing the response from your backend rather than anything specific to Stripe. In general, sending the amount directly in the JSON response your server is sending is a good approach and then you can access it on the frontend

[onyx inlet]

Ahh kay. Thank you!