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[spring swift]

hi! not too familiar with Firebase. What does your package.json or equivalent look like?

[dark ore]

Hi Karl, thanks for helping out! Here is what my package.json looks like

[spring swift]

and what does route.js look like? what is "@lib"?

[dark ore]

here it is, I basically took the 'https://nextjs-with-stripe-typescript-demo.vercel.app' demo that Stripe had on their website and converted that to jsx

[robust crown]

Hey! Taking over for my colleague. What you want to achieve exactly using Firebase ?

[dark ore]

hey there, im looking to deploy this on firebase for hosting purposes

[robust crown]

If you want to have a complete Firebase sample I invite you to check this complete guide:
https://github.com/invertase/stripe-firebase-extensions/tree/next/firestore-stripe-payments

[dark ore]

npm run build works, but firebase deploy doesn't

[spring swift]

I don't think either of us have ever really used Next.js, or Vercel, or Firebase so it's a bit hard to help unfortunately. AFAICT Vercel and Firebase are both hosting solutions so maybe a project designed for Vercel won't work on Firebase. Maybe try adding other dependencies to the project and see if those resolve, since I assume this is not a Stripe-library-specific issue and more of a dependency management in this environment

[dark ore]

If I'm understanding correctly, what it's saying is to replace the imports that I might currently have such as '../actions/stripe' or "@/lib/stripe" with '"@invertase/firestore-stripe-payments"' to be compatible with firebase?

[dark ore]

I'll give it a try, I agree with the fact that different hosting solutions would prob work differently