#dobezilla_code
coarse marlinBOT
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placid stratus
Hey there, can you share a widened snippet of code and which specific SDK versions you went from/to?
proper valve
Hi yes it's this:
private async Task<(bool, ResponseVM)> HandleStripeEvent(string json, string webhookSecret)
{
ResponseVM responseVM = new();
var stripeEvent = EventUtility.ConstructEvent(json, Request.Headers["Stripe-Signature"], webhookSecret);
//var stripeEvent = EventUtility.ParseEvent(json);
bool sendSysAdminEmail = false;
switch (stripeEvent.Type)
{
//The customer has successfully authorized the payment by submitting the Checkout form.
case EventTypes.CheckoutSessionCompleted:
responseVM = await HandleCheckoutSessionCompleted(stripeEvent);
break;
//The customer’s payment succeeded.
case EventTypes.CheckoutSessionAsyncPaymentSucceeded:
responseVM = await HandleCheckoutPaymentSucceeded(stripeEvent);
break;
//The payment was declined, or failed for some other reason.
case EventTypes.CheckoutSessionAsyncPaymentFailed:
responseVM = await HandleCheckoutPaymentFailed(stripeEvent);
break;
case EventTypes.InvoicePaymentSucceeded:
responseVM = await HandleInvoicePaymentSucceeded(stripeEvent);
break;
case EventTypes.InvoicePaymentFailed:
//notify customer and connected account holder
responseVM = await HandleInvoicePaymentFailed(stripeEvent);
break;
}
_logger.LogInformation(responseVM.Message);
return (sendSysAdminEmail, responseVM);
}
and then this
private async Task<ResponseVM> HandleInvoicePaymentSucceeded(Event stripeEvent)
{
_logger.LogInformation($"Starting {nameof(HandleInvoicePaymentSucceeded)} in {nameof(StripeWebHookController)}");
var responseVM = new ResponseVM();
if (stripeEvent.Data.Object is Invoice invoice && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(invoice.SubscriptionId))
{
responseVM.IsSuccess = true;
if (stripeEvent.Livemode)
{
var expirationDateRequest = new ExpirationDateUpdateRequestVM
{
StripeSubscriptionId = invoice.SubscriptionId,
ExpirationDate = DateTime.UtcNow.AddMonths(1)
};
responseVM = await _repository.UpdateExpirationDate(expirationDateRequest);
}
responseVM.Message += $" {nameof(HandleInvoicePaymentSucceeded)} completed successfully.";
}
_logger.LogInformation(responseVM.Message);
return responseVM;
}
proper valve
from 47.4.0 to 51.0.0 - these were the nuget package versions
placid stratus
ok and what exactly is the compile/type error you're hitting now?
proper valve
'Invoice' does not contain a definition for 'SubscriptionId' and no accessible extension method 'SubscriptionId' accepting a first argument of type 'Invoice' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
coarse marlinBOT
placid stratus
ok so its an issue with invoice.SubscriptionId not stripeEvent.Data.Object correct?
proper valve
yes - can't find info about removing subscriptionId on the invoice object in any of the changelogs
placid stratus
It's not removed, invoices still have a subscription reference when applicable
proper valve
I can't see a subscription property on here.... https://docs.stripe.com/api/invoices/object
placid stratus
Apparently i am mistaken -- rereading, bear with me
ah right, its not removed, but it have been moved into a parent hash because this now accounts for other potential "parent" objects like quotes etc
proper valve
invoice.Parent.SubscriptionDetails.SubscriptionId - I found it!!!! Thank You!!
placid stratus
NP!
proper valve
Have great day!
As it happens the only other error I'm getting is on file upload, which has now broken, but the example in the docs is as I have it in my code, which has been fine up to this point:
private async Task<string> UploadLogo(byte[] imageBytes)
{
using var stream = new MemoryStream(imageBytes);
var options = new FileCreateOptions
{
File = stream,
Purpose = FilePurpose.BusinessLogo
};
var service = new FileService();
var upload = await service.CreateAsync(options);
return upload.Id;
}
whereupon I now get this: Cannot implicitly convert type 'System.IO.MemoryStream' to 'Stripe.MultipartFileContent'
the docs I'm looking at are here
https://docs.stripe.com/file-upload
jovial wing
hi there, I'm taking over for synthrider as they had to step away. can you tell me what line in your code is throwing that error?
proper valve
yes it's on the FileCreateOptions, saying that the File property (File = stream) cant be converted to a multipartFileContent
jovial wing
the example in the doc you linked looks like this to me:
var filename = "/path/to/a/file.jpg";
using (FileStream stream = System.IO.File.Open(filename, FileMode.Open))
{
var options = new FileCreateOptions
{
File = stream,
Purpose = FilePurpose.DisputeEvidence,
};
Stripe.File upload = client.V1.Files.Create(options);
}
have you tried it using this Filestream example instead of using MemoryStream?
proper valve
yes I tried that it said the same thing about a filestream as well
jovial wing
hmm ok, looking into it. it's been awhile since I used .NET but I'm going to try to implement this and see if I can figure it out
proper valve
actually this looks like it might work
var mpfc= new MultipartFileContent
{
Data = stream,
Name = "logo.png",
Type = "image/png"
};
var options = new FileCreateOptions
{
File = mpfc,
Purpose = FilePurpose.BusinessLogo
};
jovial wing
was just about to suggest that, based on what Claude is telling me 😄