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Well it’s a silly name, yes. _You_ don’t have to deal with webhooks - it happens in the background and is taken care of by the library!
That's not the same as no webhooks. It's totally using webhooks.
Nothing gets by you!
If used, will you now have to be PCI-compliant?
Thank you for sharing. I've been using the Better-Auth's Stripe integration but it has some quirks. Which Stripe version does your lib support? Clover?
Haha "Stripe-no-webhooks library" Library based on processing ... wait for it ... webhooks".
Thank you for sharing. I've been using the Better-Auth's Stripe integration but it has some quirks. Which Stripe version does your lib support? Clover?
> You don't have to figure out which webhooks you need or write listeners for each one. The library handles all of that. This follows the approach of libraries like dj-stripe in the Django world ( https://dj-stripe.dev/ ). I don’t figure out these types of things anymore. I just make sure they work in dev, staging and production.
With stripe-no-webhooks the default behaviour is that subscriptions get cancelled when payment fails and you can deal with your internal logic by putting it inside onSubscriptionCancelled hook.
There are many of small quirks that can be extremely costly (for example if you offer an AI product) and we take care of this for you
Thank you for sharing. I've been using the Better-Auth's Stripe integration but it has some quirks. Which Stripe version does your lib support? Clover?
other contributor of stripe-no-webhooks here. Yes we support Clover but should be compatible with most versions, if you have any problem open a github issue and we'll fix it ASAP
Haha "Stripe-no-webhooks library" Library based on processing ... wait for it ... webhooks".
From a marketing perspective I'd argue it's good naming, since it sells the value of the library, rather than simply its feature/s. (i.e. its feature is 'handling webhooks' but its value is in allowing (the dev) to not have to deal with webhooks. Steve Jobs once quipped about a similar thing he observed in the dairy industry's 'Got Milk?' marketing campaign, which focused on the absence of the product https://www.you…
It took a bit of hunting the internet, so I felt like sharing it.