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[true basin]

API key is used for server. Only one should be needed when making the request.

• \Stripe\StripeClient('{api_key}') will initialise an stripe instance which can be further used in the subsequent API request
• Stripe::setApiKey('myapikey') is to set global API key

[vale lichen]

So StripeClient is used for checkout etc and setApiKey for the API to receive transactions etc?

[true basin]

No, you should use only one of them

Can you share how you use setApiKey in your API? There should be equivalent integration in StripeClient

[vale lichen]

I used this one for the CLI command too (works in checkout on the website): \Stripe\StripeClient('{api_key}')

Then I'm getting a "No API key provided." message

When I add Stripe::setApiKey('myapikey') it works via CLI too

The apikey is there and it is correct

[true basin]

Both above approaches are in PHP and it should be in the code of your server side. How do you use it in CLI command? Can you share an example code of what you're trying to do with both approaches?

[vale lichen]

Yes, they are

I am using it via CLI to retrieve balance transactions

BalanceTransaction::all

Authentication only works if I use Stripe::setApiKey here somehow

First authentication method I use for frontend/checkout stuff like paymentIntents->create

[true basin]

Can you share your full code of balance transaction retrieval?

[vale lichen]

$this->client->auth();
$arguments = [
'created' => [
'gt' => $startDate->format('U'),
'lt' => $endDate->format('U'),
],
'limit' => 100,
];
$transactionHistory = BalanceTransaction::all($arguments);

auth() looks like this:

$this->client = new \Stripe\StripeClient([
'api_key' => $this->stripeSecretKey,
'stripe_version' => '2020-08-27',
]);
Stripe::setApiKey($this->stripeSecretKey);

The last line (Stripe::setApiKey($this->stripeSecretKey);) I added to make it work via CLI too

Somehow api_key is ignored there, idk why

[turbid delta]

Hi! I'm taking over from my colleague. Please, give me a moment to catch up.

[turbid delta]

I don't understand what you mean by "CLI" here. What Stripe CLI has to do with PHP code? It's a standalone executable that has it's own way of setting API keys.

[vale lichen]

Yes of course

I am using different modes here (Symfony)

Calling it directly via symfony cli vs calling it via frontend php

It shouldnt really make a difference though

[turbid delta]

I don't know how your application is set up, so I can't judge here. But I know for sure, and what my colleague suggested, that you only need to set the API keys in one place. Is it's not the case, you app structure might not be organized correctly.