A sails-stripe
generator for use with the Sails command-line interface.
Stability: 2 - Stable
Sails-stripe auto generates Models and Controllers for use with the stripe-node api to work with Waterline. It also generates a Stripe Controller with a route for Stripe webhooks /api/stripe/webhook. It auto checks to see if the event is valid or has already been recorded and then checks if the event action is the latest action so that your DB doesn't get overridden with old data if webhooks get out of sync. Niffty eh? For more information check out Stripe webhooks.
I'm also proud to say, sails-stripe has handled over 5 million Stipe events with grace (about 10 million dollars in transactions that I personally know of), which is why I am labeling it as "stable".
From this point on, I would like to adopt new Stripe requests and refreain from editing the core. However, your PRs are always welcome! (You are what makes this project awesome).
$ npm install sails-stripe --save
{
"generators": {
"modules": {
"sails-stripe": "sails-stripe"
}
}
}
$ sails generate sails-stripe
module.exports.routes = {
...
'post /api/stripe/webhook': 'StripeController.webhook',
}
Currently, sails-stripe defaults to using the Stripe API with stripe
, however, feel free to use your own service after install.
To get started quickly and see this generator in action, ...
Also see CONTRIBUTING.md
for more information on overriding/enhancing existing generators.
See FAQ.md
.
- Eliminate as many Race scenarios as possible
- DONE: Add Bank Account as Customer Source
- DONE: Validate each Stripe Event using the Stipe recommended
round trip
- Fix bitcoin redunancies and logic
- Add Bank Account as Customer Source.
- Add Stable Release.
- Replaces findOrCreate for the faster lookup of Count.
- Persists getStripeEvent to background handeling to prevent timeout.
- Add Products, Orders, SKUs, Alipay, Bank Accounts, Tokens
- Updates coupons redeem_by dates to work as date objects
- Update to handle Stripe customer.source CRUD operations;
- Stackoverflow
- #sailsjs on Freenode (IRC channel)
- Professional/enterprise
- Tutorials
MIT © 2015 Scott Wyatt & contributors
As for Sails? It's free and open-source under the MIT License.