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- rtm_stripejs-electron, 5 days ago, 32 messages
brave shale
Can you share what you're trying to achieve?
pearl onyxBOT
pure ledge
Preventing Stripe from breaking the app I'm working on. I'm building a desktop app for macOS and child iframes cause issues with the framework.
If there's a way I would like to have stripe.js not to load any iframes
little smelt
👋 taking over for my colleague. Let me catch up.
pure ledge
I'm currently using some stripe elements but if that helps I can remove them. Any alternative would be better even if it means more work for me in terms of coding.
little smelt
I think the best thing is to redirect to a Checkout Session here
and the success and cancel URLs would be deep links to your desktop app
pure ledge
hmm, I'm not sure if that would work well. Is there another way? I would prefer to keep users in the app.
little smelt
I'm not sure if that would work well.
in what way?
I mean how will it not work well?
most desktop apps use this flow. e.g. for authentication (slack, discord, etc.), for joining calls (e.g. zoom) etc.
pure ledge
Because the framework I'm using might have some issues with deep links. It could work but I will have to dig deeper.
little smelt
what framework are you using?
pure ledge
That's beta too
little smelt
yes I agree
pure ledge
I'm using tauri v1 and I haven't worked with deep links yet but I've read some issues on github. Not saying it wouldn't work but having another approach (if possible) as a backup would be nice.