StripeFire
A Node.js module that handles Stripe API calls when data is added to a Firebase reference.
StripeFire uses the following APIs:
Installation
To install StripeFire, run the following command:
$ npm install stripe-fire
API Reference
A StripeFire
object is used to store Firebase references for Stripe API objects for a specific Stripe account. The Stripe account is identified by the private key.
Each object accepts ref
, callback
, accessToken
, and alterRequest
parameters.
ref
(required): An instance of a Firebase object or a string that points to a Firbase referencecallback
(optional): A function which is called after a child is added to the specified reference and the API request is sent to Stripe; the function accepts two parameters: an error object and the Stripe object if the request is successfulaccessToken
(optional): A string or function which returns an access token to be sent with the Stripe API request (used for Stripe Connect); the function accepts one parameter: the data set in the Firebase childalterRequest
(optional): A function which is called before a request is sent to Stripe; the function accepts one parameter: the data set in the Firebase child
The reference should contain children which are all similar Stripe objects. Note the children names can be anything so long as they exist in parent objects.
For example, a refund child named order1234
should have a corresponding charge child named order1234
. This allows StripeFire to be agnostic about Stripe object ids.
After the API request is sent to Stripe the full Stripe object is stored at the same location where it was created (or an error object if an error occured).
For child objects i.e. refunds, cards, subscriptions, etc., the reference is deleted after a successful response from Stripe and the parent object i.e. charges, customers, etc. is updated.
StripeFire(key)
Creates a StripeFire
object which can be used to store references.
Example:
var stripeFire = require("stripe-fire")("sk_test_BQokikJOvBiI2HlWgH4olfQ2");
StripeFire.charges(ref, [callback], [accessToken], [alterRequest])
Initializes and returns a Charges
object.
Example:
var charges = stripeFire.charges("https://stripe-fire.firebaseio.com/charges", function(err, charge) {
}, "ACCESS_TOKEN", function(chargeData) {
return chargeData;
});
Client-Side Usage:
var chargesRef = new Firebase("https://stripe-fire.firebaseio.com/charges");
chargesRef.push({
amount: 400,
currency: "usd",
card: "token"
});
Charges.refunds(ref, [callback], [accessToken], [alterRequest])
Initializes a Refunds
object which is a descendant of the Charges
object. The charge with the same name as the refund will be retrieved from Stripe and saved under the Charges
object reference.
Example:
charges.refunds("https://stripe-fire.firebaseio.com/refunds", function(err, refund) {
}, "ACCESS_TOKEN", function(refundData) {
return refundData;
});
Client-Side Usage:
var refundsRef = new Firebase("https://stripe-fire.firebaseio.com/refunds");
refundsRef.child("ChargeName").set({
amount: 400
});
StripeFire.coupons(ref, [callback], [accessToken], [alterRequest])
Initializes a Coupons
object.
Example:
stripeFire.coupons("https://stripe-fire.firebaseio.com/coupons", function(err, coupon) {
}, "ACCESS_TOKEN", function(couponData) {
return couponData;
});
Client-Side Usage:
var couponsRef = new Firebase("https://stripe-fire.firebaseio.com/coupons");
couponsRef.push({
percent_off: 25,
duration: "repeating",
duration_in_months: 3
});
StripeFire.customers(ref, [callback], [accessToken], [alterRequest])
Initializes and returns a Customers
object.
Example:
var customers = stripeFire.customers("https://stripe-fire.firebaseio.com/customers", function(err, customer) {
}, "ACCESS_TOKEN", function(customerData) {
return customerData;
});
Client-Side Usage:
var customersRef = new Firebase("https://stripe-fire.firebaseio.com/customers");
customersRef.push({
card: "token"
});
Customers.cards(ref, [callback], [accessToken], [alterRequest])
Initializes a Cards
object which is a descendant of the Customers
object. The customer with the same name as the card's parent will be retrieved from Stripe and saved under the Customers
object reference.
Example:
customers.cards("https://stripe-fire.firebaseio.com/cards", function(err, card) {
}, "ACCESS_TOKEN", function(cardData) {
return cardData;
});
Client-Side Usage:
var cardsRef = new Firebase("https://stripe-fire.firebaseio.com/cards");
cardsRef.child("CustomerName").set({
card: "token"
});
Initializes a Subscriptions
object which is a descendant of the Customers
object. The customer with the same name as the subscription's parent will be retrieved from Stripe and saved under the Customers
object reference.
Example:
customers.subscriptions("https://stripe-fire.firebaseio.com/subscriptions", function(err, subscription) {
}, "ACCESS_TOKEN", function(subscriptionData) {
return subscriptionData;
});
Client-Side Usage:
var subscriptionsRef = new Firebase("https://stripe-fire.firebaseio.com/subscriptions");
subscriptionsRef.child("CustomerName").set({
plan: "plan"
});
StripeFire.plans(ref, [callback], [accessToken], [alterRequest])
Initializes a Plans
object.
Example:
stripeFire.plans("https://stripe-fire.firebaseio.com/plans", function(err, plan) {
}, "ACCESS_TOKEN", function(planData) {
plan.id = plan.name;
return planData;
});
Client-Side Usage:
var plansRef = new Firebase("https://stripe-fire.firebaseio.com/plans");
plansRef.push({
amount: 2000,
interval: "month",
name: "name",
currency: "usd"
});