#stripe

Is my connection still active here?

Rob_: i don't see a stripe checkout button or code loaded on that page, etc. it just tells me the cart is empty.

And its not clear where you can add a cart item

Also, I see you're using wordpress, are you using a plugin here? If using plugins really how you have to set things up will depend upon what exactly the plugin provides

and its usually less of a Stripe issue than a setting you have to define in your plugin's settings page, etc

After I select Checkout - it opens a box with information already filled out - I select OK then I get the invalid error above then it goes to this error: Error: Missing required param: currency.

Rob_: I do not see an instance of Checkout on that page

Nor a way to get to your 'store' to add an item so i cannot test

Rob_: that error means what it says, your site / integration is not passing a value for 'currency' when making a request to Stripe

If you've written your own code here you'll want to 1) edit the code to pass this currency parameter, 2) if you're using a plugin or something pre-built by a 3rd party talk to them about it

OK, so it is something not on your end?

Rob_: you should either talk with your developer or the 3rd party plugin you are using to integrate stripe

OK, thanks for the information, hopefully it gets resolved soon.

Any Stripe folks here on a Sunday? Expect the answer is "no", but if so I've got a question.

TJIC: what's up

I'm using Capybara to test an app.

Including the Stripe checkout portion.

A few months ago I'd do the following to have the simulated "user" type in a credit card number

page.execute_script(%Q{ $('input#card_number').val('#{card_number}'); })

obviously id's of fields in the checkout form changed

so I've worked around that

but it looks like the Stripe JS got clever. If a human starts typing a CC #, the first '4' is seen by the script and it pops up a little 'visa' icon to the right hand margin.

But if a script slams an entire CC# in, this does not fire, and the form will not validate / submit.

I've tried faking it out with triggering events

* change

* keyUp

* keyInput

etc

but either that's not the right approach, or it is and I'm doing it wrong

what's the best way to test something like this?

(in this entire case, the credit card #s are the official test #s, which I got from Stripe documentation, not that that should have any bearing on anything)

silent because this is a tricky one @dqsf ?

doing automated testing with checkout.js is quite tricky and subject to changes on our part.

if possible i'd honestly probably recommend stubbing out checkout and just making a call to https://stripe.com/docs/api#create_token to generate a token in testing, append to form and submit, etc

ok, that sounds reasonable

let me read that page and see if I fully grok it

OK, great, I see how to create a token.

Cool, great

Are you saying "in testing, do not pop up the Stripe checkout form and fill it out; instead #ifdef the code for testing purposes, and (a) create a token (b) ... do something with it?"

I think this is what you're saying. I now have to figure out what 'b' is .

yeah

looking through my code (written 2 yrs ago)

the cart page has

<script src="https://checkout.stripe.com/checkout.j...; class="stripe-button" data-key="<%= @reservation.campground.get_stripe_pk %>" data-description="campsite reservation " data-amount="<%= (@reservation.fee_total.to_f * 100).to_i %>" data-email="<%= current_customer.email %>"> data-allow-remember-me=false </script>

and I want to replace that - in testing - with something else

can you give me a clue as to what I replace it with?

So basically you could create a token, append as an <input name="stripeToken"> to your surrounding <form></form> tag and submit (passing to the form's action as checkout would)

Does that make sense?

I was about to say "I don't have a form; Stripe does"...but, no, you're correct.

Yes, I think I've got it.

Thanks; you've saved me a lot of time!

Of course, of course, we're happy to help always

(although I reserve the right to come back here in 15 minutes and say "uh, I'm not as smart as I thought I was"... :)

haha, no worries, I should be around for a bit. And folks will be back tomorrow

would love to ask a question here

is somebody there?

dennis__: what's up

hi

i am looking into using stripe for my start up

it is based in the netherlands

and i would love to connect it with my rabobank account

is that possible?

i can't find that info so easily on the website

dennis__: if rabobank provides an IBAN its likely you'll be able to add it in your dashboard as the place to take payouts https://dashboard.stripe.com/account/transfers

it uses Iban yes

if i go to that page

then I cannot change to country (only US)

thats why i asked the quesiton

A US based stripe account can only have a US / USD bank account attached. If you're looking to add a NL based bank you'd want a NL Stripe account. You can usually change the country of your Stripe account if you haven't already received payments, https://support.stripe.com/questions/can-i-chan...

Otherwise you can email support for additional questions about bank accounts and transfers, this channel is mostly for technical and code help, https://support.stripe.com/email

I dont have an account yet

thinking of opening one

ah i see

then i will send them an email

You can definitely sign up, set the country to NL and then add your NL based bank account if that's what you're looking to do though

yes that is what i ma looking for

ok thats good to ow!

good to know

Yeah, you can just go to https://dashboard.stripe.com/register, experiment with Stripe and decide to activate later if you want (there's no cost or obligation to there)