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Django + Stripe made easy

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Stripe Integrations

stripe-integrations is an open source Python package that simplifies the integration of Stripe payments into your Django web application. Its key features include:

  • Full support for Stripe's B2C Subscription.
  • Management commands that help synchronize customer data, cards, subscriptions, coupons, prices, and products from Stripe.
  • Built-in webhook handling for secure communication with Stripe.
  • A wide range of functions for creating and managing customers, subscriptions, and other Stripe-related operations within your Django web application.

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💾 Installation

You can easily install or upgrade to the latest version of the package using pip:

pip install stripe-integrations

🚀 Quickstart

To get started quickly, follow these steps:

  1. Install the package using pip:
pip install stripe-integrations
  1. Add stripe_integrations to your INSTALLED_APPS setting:
INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...,
    'stripe_integrations',
]
  1. Create models to manage Stripe data using the abstract base classes provided in stripe_integrations.models. For example:
from stripe_integrations.models import StripeBaseCustomer, StripeBaseCard, StripeBaseSubscription, StripeBaseProduct, StripeBasePrice, StripeBaseCoupon, StripeBaseEvent
from users.models import User


class Customer(StripeBaseCustomer):
    user = models.ForeignKey(
        User,
        on_delete=models.CASCADE,
        related_name="stripe_customers",
    )
    # Add custom fields as per project requirement


class Card(StripeBaseCard):
    customer = models.ForeignKey(
        Customer,
        on_delete=models.CASCADE,
        related_name="cards",
    )
    # Add custom fields as per project requirement


class Subscription(StripeBaseSubscription):
    customer = models.ForeignKey(
        Customer,
        on_delete=models.CASCADE,
        related_name="subscriptions",
        help_text="The customer associated with this subscription",
    )
    # Add custom fields as per project requirement


class Product(StripeBaseProduct):
    # Add custom fields as per project requirement
    pass


class Price(StripeBaseProduct):
    product = models.ForeignKey(
        Product,
        on_delete=models.CASCADE,
        related_name="prices",
    )
    # Add custom fields as per project requirement


class Coupon(StripeBaseCoupon):
    # Add custom fields as per project requirement
    pass


class Event(StripeBaseEvent):
    # Add custom fields as per project requirement
    pass
  1. Database migration

After implementing the models, create a migration file using the following command:

python manage.py makemigrations

Once the migration file has been created, apply the migrations to the database using the following command:

python manage.py migrate
  1. In your settings, update the model paths in STRIPE_CONFIG:
STRIPE_CONFIG = {
    "API_VERSION": "2022-11-15", # Stripe API Version
    "API_KEY": "api_key", # Stripe Secret Key
    "CUSTOMER_MODEL": "project_name.app.models.Customer",
    "CARD_MODEL": "project_name.app.models.Card",
    "PRODUCT_MODEL": "project_name.app.models.Product",
    "PRICE_MODEL": "project_name.app.models.Price",
    "COUPON_MODEL": "project_name.app.models.Coupon",
    "EVENT_MODEL": "project_name.app.models.Event",
    "SUBSCRIPTION_MODEL": "project_name.app.models.Subscription",
    "CUSTOMER_FIELD_NAME": "customer", # Field name used to have foreign key relation with `Customer` model
    "USER_FIELD_NAME": "user", # Field name that is used by `Customer` model to have foreign relation to `User` model
}
  1. Implement APIs

You can use the appropriate actions to build payment APIs. Here are some examples:

  • Creating a customer
from stripe_integrations.actions.customers import StripeCustomer

# Pass user model instance and email as argument
customer = StripeCustomer.create(user, billing_email)
  • Creating a subscription
from stripe_integrations.actions.subscriptions import StripeSubscription

# Pass customer model instance and prices(List of stripe price ids) to subscribe as argument
subscription = StripeSubscription.create(customer, prices)

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