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simple-stripe-client
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A simple lightweight api client for awesome stripe.
import simple_stripe_client
import os
STRIPE_SECRET_KEY = os.environ.get('STRIPE_SECRET_KEY')
# create client
stripe_api = simple_stripe_client.Api(STRIPE_SECRET_KEY, debug_http=True)
CHARGE_DATA = {
'amount': 15921,
'currency': 'gbp',
'capture' : False,
'source': 'tok_amex',
'metadata': {
'first_name' : 'Sachin',
'last_name' : 'Tendulkar',
}
}
# Creating Charge
charge = stripe_api.charges.post(**CHARGE_DATA)
CHARGE_ID = 'ch_xxx'
# Fetching Charge
charge = stripe_api.charges.id(CHARGE_ID).get()
# Update Charge
charge = stripe_api.charges.id(CHARGE_ID).post(description='Test Update')
# Capture Charge
charge = stripe_api.charges.id(CHARGE_ID).capture.post(amount=12000)
URLs would match one-to-one to stripe's curl api urls. For more links please refer to stripe doc
stripe_api.charges # == /v1/charges
stripe_api.charges.id(CHARGE_ID) # == /v1/charges/{CHARGE_ID}
stripe_api.customers # == /v1/customers
stripe_api.customers.id(CUSTOMER_ID) # == /v1/customers/{CUSTOMER_ID}
stripe_api.invoices # == /v1/invoices
stripe_api.invoices.id(INVOICE_ID) # == /v1/invoices/{INVOICE_ID}
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A simple lightweight api client for awesome stripe
We found that simple-stripe-client demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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