#Hugues
warm yarrow
Hello! Can you provide the Setup Intent ID so I can take a look?
maiden vessel
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warm yarrow
The setup_intent.succeeded event was generated for this Setup Intent, but it wasn't sent to any Webhook Endpoints. You can view the Event here: https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/events/evt_1NnPy5FGXpRXhvrdtDTwBtnM
Have you set up a Webhook Endpoint to listen for setup_intent.succeeded Events?
Doesn't look like any are set up on your account.
You can set up a Webhook Endpoint that listens for those Events and sends them to the URL of your server here: https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/webhooks
maiden vessel
In my test environment, I want to be notified by webhook events. Within your page, do I click the "Add an endpoint" first and then "Test in a local environment" once the endpoint got created?
warm yarrow
Not sure what the "Test in a local environment" part is... is your server online, or is it just running locally only?
maiden vessel
Only locally for now. But I can see that, in order to define Endpoints, I must provide a publicly-accessible URL... I guess that I have some configuration job ahead! Thanks for the feedback.
warm yarrow
You can use Stripe CLI to forward events to your local server.
Have a look here: https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks#test-webhook
maiden vessel
Yes but then, I have no access to the real events that are on the dashboard.
warm yarrow
What do you mean?
maiden vessel
As far as I understand, the CLI triggers fake events and I'd have to use fixture to put some meat to their payload. Still, these events are fake and do not refer to any events catched by the dashboard.
warm yarrow
That is not correct. Stripe CLI can be used to trigger events, but those events aren't fake (they show up in your Dashboard like any other event). Stripe CLI can also be used to forward all events to your local server using the stripe listen command.
See here: https://stripe.com/docs/cli/listen
For example, if I had a development server running on localhost with a webhook listener set up at http://localhost/stripe/webhooks I could run stripe listen --forward-to http://localhost/stripe/webhooks to have all events forwarded to that local server's listener.
Also of note, when you use stripe trigger to trigger a specific event, Stripe CLI does so by performing the actions that lead to that event, it doesn't make a fake event out of thin air or anything like that.
maiden vessel
I understand. But I'm experimenting with a server that creates a setup-intent and I would like this server to receive a setup_intent.succeeded FROM that setup intent. This is something that the CLI can't do.
warm yarrow
Yes, it can.
maiden vessel
How?
warm yarrow
For example, let's say I run stripe listen --forward-to http://localhost/stripe/webhooks. Now I go to the Dashboard and create a Customer. The customer.created event from me doing that will be forwarded to my server running on localhost. Likewise, if I ran some code to create a Customer, that customer.created event would also be forwarded to my server running on localhost.
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