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midnight pelican
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hi! it depends, which integration are you using and with what what readers? which library are you trying to avoid importing, and why?

uncut mantle
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import stripe

i'm flexible with reader, which ever the one that satisfy my need for avoiding the external libraries.

in our project we don't use any external libraries, we make integration through API

midnight pelican
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that's a really odd requirement unfortunately

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and you would prioritise that over selecting the reader and integration that makes sense for your business?
https://docs.stripe.com/terminal/payments/setup-reader

for example if you use the WisePOS E you need to connect to it with our Javascript library in browsers; if you use the WisePad 3 you need to use our mobile SDK to connect over bluetooth.

Ultimately with that requirement the only option is the Server-Driven integraton using internet-connected readers, and make the API calls instead of using our SDK. https://docs.stripe.com/terminal/designing-integration?platform=server-driven&integration-country=GB

https://docs.stripe.com/terminal/payments/collect-card-payment?terminal-sdk-platform=server-driven

uncut mantle
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here there is no need for using "import Stripe"?

midnight pelican
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by that you mean, using the stripe-python library?

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if you use the server-driven integration then technically no, you can just call the API directly from your own code you write to make the HTTP requests and handle the auth. I think it's a lot of work to add to your project, but it is totally possible yes!

uncut mantle
midnight pelican
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it's one of them yes

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when you're working through and reading the docs remember it's the "server-driven" integration that you are intending to use.