#zeke_unexpected

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neat current
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Hello 👋 , can you recap where you left off with Orakaro?

alpine grove
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yes is it fine if I just copy and paste the msg

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So this right here is an api
/v1/accounts
Zeke — Today at 12:54 AM
Or could I just paste this into my code and get an outcome

const stripe = require('stripe')('sktest');

const account = await stripe.accounts.create({
country: 'US',
email: 'jenny.rosen@example.com',
controller: {
fees: {
payer: 'application',
},
losses: {
payments: 'application',
},
stripe_dashboard: {
type: 'express',
},
},
});
It’s so confusing to me I guess

Orakaro — Today at 1:03 AM
Please don't paste the secret key here
sk_test_xxxx
Redact it

Zeke — Today at 1:04 AM
There

Orakaro — Today at 1:08 AM
Okie. This is node.js. What is your backend language?

neat current
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Gotcha, that piece of code looks like it should create an express account properly. Have you tried running it in test mode?

alpine grove
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Yes Im going to change it to standard tho!

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Im going to test it right now. Does it need to go to my server.ts or to my paymentrouter.ts?

neat current
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It is a server-side function. So if server.ts is the only server-side one then put it there. If both run server-side code then it can go wherever makes more sense to you

alpine grove
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Ok thanks

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Ok ive added it to my server.ts whats the next step should I test or add diffrent code

neat current
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That is up to you, it is a tradeoff between moving faster and being able to track what broke if something breaks in your code after a certain amount of changes