#abe_best-practices
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django-stripe is the community library and isn't supported by Stripe officially.
For testing purpose, I'd recommend mocking the events and send to your endpoint. Here's how you can mock a Webhook event using stripe-python library: https://github.com/stripe/stripe-python/blob/master/tests/test_webhook.py
I know its not supported by stripe
I created it a few weeks ago
Lol
Ok
Thanks for the resource
ill take a look
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How does a project become a "community project" that gets listed on the stripe docs?
Its kinda premature for this project either way
As its still only a POC
Sorry, my bad! I mixed your project up with dj-stripe which is listed as a community library: https://docs.stripe.com/libraries/community
The name is kind of similar
Ha
IMO it was a neat project
But it became a maintenance burder
- do to lack of proper oversight
The "lead maintainer" doesn't fully know the code base
Ive tried working with him to fix it
Im surprised stripe still sponsors the project
Thanks for sharing! I'm afraid I'm not too familiar with the flow of becoming a community library sponspored by Stripe. I'd suggest writing to Support https://support.stripe.com/contact, so that they can check with you how the flow will be like
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