Use ezstripe to easily communicate with Stripe's API.
Warning
Up to version1.0.0
a lot of the structure can change with each new version!
Therefore, pay attention to the changes in the changelog on Github with every new version!
```toml
[dependencies]
ezstripe = "0.4.1"
``
or
cargo add ezstripe`
All features are enabled by default, but you can only select the features you really need for your project.
```toml
[dependencies] ezstripe = { version = "0.4.1", default-features = false, features = ["payment_intent", "refund"] } ```
```toml
[dependencies] ezstripe = "0.4.1" env_logger = "0.10.0" # Optional ```
``Rust
// Required to use the
ezbody!` macro
async fn main() { // To show possible errors (recommended for development) envlogger::initfromenv(envlogger::Env::default().filteror("MYLOG_LEVEL", "debug"));
let client = ezstripe::Client::new("SECRET_KEY");
// Returns: String("amount=1500;currency=eur;paymentmethodtypes[]=card;capturemethod=manual;") let stripebody = ezbody!( "amount" => 1500, "currency" => "eur", "paymentmethodtypes[]" => "card", "capture_method" => "manual" );
// Now send a request to Stripe's API let striperesponse = client.createpaymentintent(stripebody).send().await; if let Err((emsg, einfo)) = striperesponse { if let Some(r) = einfo { println!("{}: {} | {} | {}", emsg, r.r#type, r.code, r.message); } else { // Such an error only occurs when a request to Stripe failed println!("{}", emsg); } std::process::exit(1); }
// No error, so let's unpack the answer let striperesult = striperesponse.unwrap();
// Print the unique ID from the created PaymentIntent println!("Created: {}", stripe_result.id); } ```
This SDK for Stripe is still in a very early version, which is why there can be many changes with each update.
The following is expected from version 1.0.0
:
Complete and stable ...