stripe-webhook
Stripe's webhook, POST /__stripe/<seller>, where the app's accounts send their events (see routes/webhook.ts).
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import { stripeWebhook } from "@copilotz/billing";What it keeps
It keeps nothing of its own.
What it lets callers do
Only the app's own code calls its 1 Action, stripe.fact: its plugins, its schedules and the system. Nobody outside does.
It answers 1 route over HTTP:
| Method | Path |
|---|---|
| POST | /__stripe/:seller |
Where it shows
It has no Views: it shows nowhere on its own.
What it needs
You set it in resources.stripe: 3 settings are required.
| Setting | Type | Required | What it is |
|---|---|---|---|
stripe.sellers | Record<string, Seller> | yes | The accounts, by name, and the one that sells unless a country says otherwise. |
stripe.seller | string | yes | The accounts, by name, and the one that sells unless a country says otherwise. |
stripe.url | string | yes | The app's address, for coming back from checkout. |
stripe.live | boolean | no | Real money: a test mode's customers and subscriptions don't carry over. |
stripe.orgs | object | no | Where the webhook finds an org's runtime, in an app of many (the directory's: its runtimes); without it, the webhook's own runtime. |
It also reads billing and org, resource kinds the app and other plugins fill.
What it requires
It builds on no other plugin.
It ships in a package of its own, @copilotz/billing@1.0.0-rc.34, for copilotz 1.0.0-rc.34: install it beside copilotz.
Listing
It breaks 1 listing rule as it is:
- Route "/__stripe/:seller" isn't under /stripe-webhook.