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yeah

I love go

good afternoon everyone, i use the firefox version of selenium to do automated testing, has anyone been able to successfully use selenium with stripe checkout? I cant find any unique identifiers on the inputs, which isnt a terrible thing

But I have found at least 3 bugs in stripe-go library and more coming :(

You say the stripe account paramater does not exist? In the go lib?

Yes I have found one yesterdaY

Post the bug on the github page

right, at least for SubscriptionParams object.

They already got a fix in for mine

Oh wow.. where to I do that?

On the github page for the go library

Heres the one I posted

awesome! thanks

good afternoon everyone, i use the firefox version of selenium to do automated testing, has anyone been able to successfully use selenium with stripe checkout? I cant find any unique identifiers on the inputs, which isnt a terrible thing

AndrewTG: Repeating the question doesn't help anyone; https://support.stripe.com/email

Sorry Andrew I do not use that

just looking for an answer :)

Hi

@GoJoe I must be on an old version of the go lib for stripe it doesn't even have SubscriptionParams

Although, I can't think of a case where Automated testing would be needed for Checkout

chris_m: Neither does the newest one

LOL

The doc's seem to be out of date

Why is it on the website, strane

*strange

I tried searching the source for any reference of it - nada

no one else tests their checkout process?

AndrewTG: Certainly. What exactly are you trying to test?

just that it works

would be great to add bad card scenerios too, but trying to avoid the manual testing

They renamed it

subparams

@GoJoe Try stripe.SubParams{

@GoJoe

stripe.Key = "sk_test_BQokikJOvBiI2HlWgH4olfQ2" s, err := sub.New(&stripe.SubParams{ Customer: "cus_AZvSkL7q8QShEY", Plan: "gold-group-169" })

no need for the stripe account param

https://stripe.com/docs/connect/subscriptions#c... i sout of date

chris_m: He's using that already

Problems occur when trying to use StripeAccount: param

there is no need for that param

thats why it doesnt exist

chris_m: for connect there is.

Nope

How does it work for connect subs?

Yes - that's for creating subscriptions on your platform account

ahhh

If you want to create a charge/sub on a Connect account you have to use StripeAccount

But it tells him the Param doesn't exist - which is weird.

it doenst exist thats why

Well yes, that's the issue.

It exists everywhere in the lib, but it throws a params not found error on the SubParams

Wait so he wants to create a subscription to waht?

chris_m: https://gist.github.com/its-tas/9e659198234bf3a... throws missing operand

I don't know enough about Go to know why :/

Im confused, so you have a customer object that is managed by your platform, and the subscription plan belongs to the customer and other managed customers are subscribing to the first customers plan?

wut..?

back

The customer would be on the Connect account, not the platform account

chris_m it's this snippet https://stripe.com/docs/connect/subscriptions#c...

Im just trying to understand exactly what you are trying to achieve

I'm trying to create a subscription on a connected account

subscription to what?

to a plan

that belongs to the platform

?

correct

or another connected account?

wait, let me double check

cr

Ok then you do not need the stripe account param

chris_m: It's for a Connect account.

the plan exists on the connected account.

yes

you specifiy the customer id

chris_m: cus_id's are limited to either the Platform or the Connect account.

so they removed that in future editions?

You have to pass a StripeAccount: acct_xxxxxx header in order to auth with Connect account.

you dont need to if they are managed

yes, I see cus_xxxx, "plan", and acct_xxxx

you can do all the operations with managed account without authenticatiing as user

so just drop that parameter?

yes

just use the customer id follow this https://stripe.com/docs/api#create_subscription

chris_m: That's not for creating a subscription on a Connect account.

but thats only for customers

chris_m: That's using the platform account.

???

Its for a managed user

you are creating a subscription for the customer

Create a subscription on a connected account by performing a standard create subscription call while authenticated as the connected account

Yes but if you use managed accounts you dont need to authenticate

well it compiles, but how do I test?

where will it show up?

make the sub and then check if its active in web UI?

chris_m: You do have to authenticate.

why?

I can make charges and do anythign without authenticating as the user on managed accounts

thats for non managed accounts

It's for Connect accounts - Managed or Stand Alone.

I think you're confusing this, with the OAuth process.

so how am I doing it then?

'tis a mystery.

I am making charges and adding modifying the user without authenticating as user

Probably using Destination charges.

I can add subs too

what?

it doesnt matter if they are destination charges or not

I can perform all actions for the managed account

Of course you can.

you only need to authenticate when performing actions on behalf of a connected account that the user made hiself

But you're using their acct_xxxxxx id to do so.

Or the API keys(which isn't recommended)

There is no way to authenticate as a customer in the go lib

and there is no need as far as I can see

We're not talking about Customers.

We're talking about Connect accounts.

Omg

ol

Managed users are Connect accounts

customer is a connect account

Customer's are customers.

Managed & Standalone accounts are Connect accounts.

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