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fallen cedar
Hi, yes
ornate iris
then I recommend reading this guide: https://docs.stripe.com/automated-testing
Frontend interfaces, like Stripe Checkout or the Payment Element, have security measures in place that prevent automated testing, and Stripe APIs are rate limited. However, you can simulate the output of our interfaces and API requests using mock data to test your application behavior and its ability to handle errors.
fallen cedar
instead of making that client-side API request - is there a way to do that step another way?
ornate iris
what do you mean by "another way"? like mentioned in the page I shared, we have security measures in place to prevent automated testing of Stripe.js.
fallen cedar
in the guide that you reference, it says how you can create a PaymentIntent with payment_method=pm_card_authenticationRequired - to get the status=requires_confirmation.
I'm assuming there is a way to get the status=processed as well...?
ornate iris
did you mean a PaymentIntent with status: processing? https://docs.stripe.com/api/payment_intents/object?lang=java#payment_intent_object-status
fallen cedar
sorry, I mean status=succeeded
that way, I can make an API call to get the completed transaction in my test
ornate iris
it depends exactly what you want. but if you create a PaymentIntent with pm_card_visa and confirm: true, you should get status: succeeded
fallen cedar
ok thanks that will help for CC transactions - do you know if that's also possible for us_bank_account types?
ah - I think I found in... pm_usBankAccount_success ?
ornate iris
fallen cedar
Ok great thanks - I actually found it here:
https://docs.stripe.com/testing?lang=ruby&testing-method=payment-methods
ornate iris
that works too 🙂
fallen cedar
great, I'll try that out, thanks for your help!