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stripe-play-ka-ching-sound
Advanced tools
A program that makes your computer make a "Ka-ching!😊" sound whenever a Stripe charge succeeds.
Uses the Stripe CLI, which has a great webhook listening feature that works without messing around with http tunnels (ngrok etc).
You do not need to understand anything about Node.js or NPM to use this program. I recommend you use npx
to run this program, which comes with Node. This will download stripe-play-ka-ching-sound
if necessary, and then immediately run it:
npx stripe-play-ka-ching-sound <api_key>
# eg
npx stripe-play-ka-ching-sound rk_test_12345678901234567890etc
That's it! Gotta keep that terminal window open though. Hit Ctrl+C
to exit.
Depends on the excellent sound-play library, which only works on MacOS and Windows.
FAQs
Ka-ching! 💰🎉 =============
We found that stripe-play-ka-ching-sound demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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