This is a simple Stripe Connect application written in Node.js with Express. At this point it doesn't do a whole lot, and the intention is primarily to provide a general example to help you get up and running with Stripe Connect. It was totally stolen from is heavily inspired by A simple PHP Stripe Connect example using OAuth 2.
- This isn't, by any means, ready for production.
- You should read over Stripe's Connect documentation as a first step.
- This example uses Express and Pug to try to keep the actual logic as clear as possible. In theory I could've chosen any framework, but I'm most familiar with Express, so that's what you got.
- This application uses an OAuth 2.0 client library provided by the Mulesoft. Though it's possible to build the OAuth flow out yourself, it's recommended that you use an OAuth library like this one.
- Since the goal here is just to show the connection process, this application doesn't make use of any database. IRL, you'll want to save at least the account ID to your database when your user connects so you can do things on their behalf later.
- This integration uses standalone accounts, so you can either create a new test account using some test data, or connect an existing account.
Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/floatingLomas/stripe-connect-node.git
Log in to your Stripe account (or create one) and register your application as a platform. Set a redirect URI in Stripe that points to https://localhost:3000/connected (or whatever you want to set below).
Copy config/template.js to config/index.js and add your test secret key, development client ID, redirect URL and the port you want to listen on there.
Run npm install from the project's root directory to install dependencies, then npm start to get rolling.