Posts tagged with stripe
– www.conroyp.com - submitted by Paul Conroy
Stripe metadata is great for config, entitlements, and... DNS? This experiment takes one good API feature and stretches it into the worst possible infrastructure layer.
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– jonathanpurvis.co.uk - submitted by Jon Purvis
Inspired by a Tweet from Christoph Rumpel asking for best practises for importing huge CSV files, I did a write up about how I've imported (so far) 1.7 billion rows of CSV data from Stripe using their API.
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– ralphjsmit.com - submitted by Ralph J. Smit
Use the Stripe CLI with Laravel Valet to listen to webhooks locally.
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In the project I'm currently working on I had to integrate Stripe webhooks. Stripe has great documentation on how to handle webhooks, but it still took a fair amount of time to get the integration just right. My solution for handling webhooks is pretty generic and reusable by others. I decided to…
Povilas Korop, creator of Laravel Daily and Quick Admin Panel, wrote an extensive guide on how to integrate Stripe into a Laravel application.
Stripe is one of the most popular payment merchants for web, but information about Laravel integration is pretty fragmented, so I decided to write a really long tutorial about this topic.We will cover:
- General logic how Stripe works
- Simple one-time payment integration
- Testing and production environment setup
- Saving transaction data for future reference
- Recurring payments with Laravel Cashier
- Getting invoices data and PDF download
https://quickadminpanel.com/blog/stripe-payments-in-laravel-the-ultimate-guide/
Matt Stauffer wrote another excellent article on Laravel. This time he gives a tour of Laravel Spark.
In case you're still having a bit of trouble understanding what Spark is really about, Spark is a tool designed to make it quicker for you to spin up SaaS applications, and it handles user authentications, plans and payments and coupons, and team logic.https://mattstauffer.co/blog/introducing-laravel-spark-a-deep-diveMost SaaSes have these same components: user accounts, Stripe-based payments, and different payment plans. And many have payment coupons and team payment options.
Rather than re-creating this functionality with every new Laravel app you create, just use Spark, and you'll get all that and a free SaaS landing page to boot.