#Ivan - Stripe CLI

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rough grotto
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Hi 👋

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Let's keep the discussion in this thread.

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but is not working

celest flower
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hi

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this steps dont work

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i tried this

rough grotto
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Do you have Docker installed?

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Is there a reason you are using Docker?

celest flower
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yes

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because it supose to be easy

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but this steps from stripDocs is not working

rough grotto
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Docker is another layer of complexity so it makes the implementation less easy than otherwise

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But it has some potential advantages as well.

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What is the output you get when you run the first command?

celest flower
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(stripevenv) D:\stripe\stripevenv>docker run --rm -it stripe/stripe-cli:latest
The official command-line tool to interact with Stripe.

Before using the CLI, you'll need to login:

$ stripe login

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so, i tried to run "stripe login"

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and that happens

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(stripevenv) D:\stripe>stripe
'stripe' não é reconhecido como um comando interno
ou externo, um programa operável ou um arquivo em lotes.

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does not reconize the command

rough grotto
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But that command is not running inside the container (which is where the stripe command exists).

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This is an example of the Docker approach adding complexity

celest flower
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how can i login before run??

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and to run I need to login?

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is not logical.

rough grotto
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I think the problem is that you are using Docker containers to house the runtime of the Stripe CLI without understanding how the container itself operates

celest flower
celest flower
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but thank you

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even the windows instructions does not working

rough grotto
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Did you download the latest Stripe CLI for windows and install it using the .exe file?

celest flower
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yes

rough grotto
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And you cannot run stripe login?

celest flower
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i run

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i do not understand the instructions

rough grotto
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The pairing code? and then press enter to open a web browser?

celest flower
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I did that

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know seems to be working

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but, is not going to my endpoint at django

rough grotto
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You mean it's not connecting to your webhook endpoint? What is it that you are trying to achieve?

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It looks like you are triggering events.

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In order to send those events to a django application running locally you need to also have a PowerShell (or other terminal application) running stripe listen

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The stripe listen command is what forwards events to your local machine

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I have a local Django application that handles the webhooks from my test integration. I use Stripe Listen to forward my Stripe webhook events like so: stripe listen --forward-to localhost:8000/webhook/. Where my Django app is running on port 8000 and my webhook listener function is at the /webhook/ endpoint.

celest flower
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Yes, I am trying to run the exemple first

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the result of stripe listen:

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but that part of code, does not run

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but every ting seems to be working

rough grotto
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When you run stripe listen are you forwarding to port 4242

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?

celest flower
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this worked:

rough grotto
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And does your Django dev server show a request hits the server?

celest flower
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No

rough grotto
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Okay what is the context of the Flask app you are running?

celest flower
rough grotto
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That's a lot of pictures of terminals but it doesn't really help. What code are you running in your Flask app?

celest flower
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the example code

glossy cipher
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@celest flower right now there isn't much to help you unfortunately. Have you been able to hit your own endpoint yourself first with curl or Postman?

celest flower
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the main error is that

glossy cipher
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Sure but let's ignore Stripe and the CLI for a minute. Does this work if you hit your server yourself with curl or Postman?

celest flower
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yes