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Once you have your Stripe account set up, the next step is to clone the demo Node.js API. The API we will be using is available on Hookdeck's GitHub repo. Clone this repository by running the following command:
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CodeRabbit
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Now that we have a good amount of webhook knowledge, let's put that knowledge into action with an exercise using Stripe webhooks. Stripe is an easy-to-set-up e-payment gateway that provides payment infrastructure for web applications. The first step is to sign up for a Stripe account and register for Stripe webhooks in order to receive webhook requests on a demo Node.js server.
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Now that we have a good amount of webhook knowledge, let's put that knowledge into action with an exercise using Stripe webhooks. Stripe is an easy-to-set-up e-payment gateway that provides payment infrastructure for web applications. The first step is to sign up for a Stripe account and register for Stripe webhooks in order to receive webhook requests on a demo Node.js server.
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hookdeck-cli
Alternative to ngrok for localhost asynchronous web development (e.g. webhooks). No account required.
There are three important questions that stand out when learning a new technology: the what, the why and the how. In a previous article, we took a thorough look at what webhooks are and why you need them. Webhooks are user-defined HTTP callbacks that can be used to set up communication between two independent online applications. When an event takes place in one application, that application can send notifications about the event together with event data to another application using a webhook.