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stripe-search-beta
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This is a branch of stripe-node specialized for the use of the Search API beta.
It is experimental, and support for this package will end on 2022-01-31.
It is branched off of the 8.174.0 release of stripe-node
, and acts as a complete replacement for the library.
We publish a separate npm package, stripe-search-beta
, with the contents of this branch.
To use it
$ npm uninstall stripe
$ npm install stripe-search-beta
And then inside your application code
-const stripe = require('stripe')("<your-api-key>")
+const stripe = require('stripe-search-beta')("<your-api-key>")
Note, unlike the standard stripe client, which passes no stripe-version
header by default, causing the requests to be subject to your account's global API version which is configured in the dashboard, the stripe-search-beta client passes 2020-08-27;search_api_beta=v1
as the default header on all requests, so these requests will not be subject to your account's global API version.
This branch adds support for the search
method on the Charge
, Customer
, Invoice
, PaymentIntent
, and Subscription
resources.
const stripe = new Stripe(
process.env.STRIPE_API_KEY,
{
apiVersion: "2020-08-27;search_api_beta=v1",
}
);
await stripe.charges
.search({
query: 'metadata["foo"]:"bar"',
})
.autoPagingEach((matchingCharge: Stripe.Charge) => {
console.log(matchingCharge.id);
});
For more detailed usage instructions, see the README.md from the master branch of stripe-node.
FAQs
Stripe API wrapper
The npm package stripe-search-beta receives a total of 42 weekly downloads. As such, stripe-search-beta popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that stripe-search-beta 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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