#lemmiwinks_best-practices
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thorny rivet
Hello
yeah including the script tag is fine, alternatively you can just import as a side effect at your root: https://github.com/stripe/stripe-js?tab=readme-ov-file#import-as-a-side-effect
final lodge
Gotcha, that link doesn't load for me BTW but if this follows best practices then we'll continue forward.
I'd use the side effect of the global import if we were using Vue specifically and had a main.ts/js file but with Nuxt I think having the script tag globally makes it a bit easier if the stripe module is smart enough not to double inject 🙂
thorny rivet
Sorry I edited the link
Dropped the wrong one in there previously.
That said, makes sense!
final lodge
Gotcha, all good, that's the docs I showed my partner dev, we're switching from recurly to stripe for our business and ant to do this right the first time 😅 Thank you for the help!
thorny rivet
In terms of double injection... you would actually need to test that.
But I think it should work as expected!
final lodge
When I go to our checkout page I only see one script tag included when calling loadStripe and having the script in our nuxt config head so i think we're good
final lodge
thanks for the help, I think we're all good here then