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Integrating ‌Stripe Payments in ⁢Ruby on Rails

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If ‍you’re looking to accept online payments on⁤ your Ruby⁤ on Rails⁢ website,⁤ Stripe provides a powerful and secure payment⁤ processing solution. With ⁣its easy-to-use API and comprehensive documentation,⁣ integrating⁢ Stripe payments into your Rails application‌ can be a breeze.

Step 1: Setting up Stripe Account

To get‍ started, you’ll ‍need‌ a ⁢Stripe account. Visit‍ the Stripe‌ website and create an account if you don’t have one already. Once you’re signed ⁤in, you’ll‍ be‌ able to access your API ⁤keys.

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Step‍ 2: Installing the Stripe Gem

To integrate Stripe payments into your Ruby on Rails application, you’ll need ⁢to install the Stripe gem by‌ adding it to⁤ your‌ Gemfile:

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gem 'stripe'

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After ⁣adding the gem, run the following‌ command‍ to install ‌it:

$ bundle install

Step 3: Configuring Stripe API ⁣Keys

In⁤ order to use Stripe, you need to configure⁢ your API keys. Open⁤ your Rails application⁤ and navigate ‌to ⁢the config/initializers/stripe.rb file.⁢ If the file doesn’t exist, create it.

Rails.configuration.stripe = ⁢{

  publishable_key: 'your-publishable-key',

  secret_key: ⁤'your-secret-key'

}



Stripe.api_key ⁢= Rails.configuration.stripe[:secret_key]

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Replace ‘your-publishable-key’ ⁢and ‘your-secret-key’⁢ with the respective‍ API keys from your Stripe ⁤account.

Step⁢ 4: Creating‍ a Payment⁢ Form

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Now that you have Stripe set up, ⁣you can create a payment form⁢ for‍ your users. Assuming you have a model called ‘Order’, you could create a payment form‍ like this:

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<%= form_with(model:‌ @order, local: true) do |form| ‌%>

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    <%= form.label ⁤:card_number %>
  ⁢  <%= form.text_field :card_number %>

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Step 5: ‍Processing Payments

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To process the payment, you’ll‍ need to handle the ⁤form submission ⁢in ⁢your controller’s action. Here’s a basic example:

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class⁤ OrdersController < ApplicationController def ⁢create ‍ @order = ⁢Order.new(order_params) ‌ ⁤ if @order.save ⁢ charge =⁣ Stripe::Charge.create( ⁤ ⁣ ‌⁣ ⁤ amount: @order.total_amount * 100, ‌ ⁤ ⁤ ‌ currency: 'usd', ‌ ⁤ source: params[:order][:token], ‍ ‌ description:⁢ 'Payment ⁤for ⁢order #' + @order.id ⁢ ⁤ ‍ ) # Handle successful ‌payment ⁣ ‌else ⁤ ‌ # Handle payment ‍failure end ⁢⁢ end ⁣ private ‌def order_params ⁢ ⁣ params.require(:order).permit(:card_number, :expiration_date, :cvv) ⁣ end end

In this ⁣example, the ‘create’ action⁤ creates a new order object based on the⁢ submitted form data. It then attempts ⁢to charge the provided card using⁢ the Stripe gem. You can⁢ handle the response⁤ based on‍ the charge’s status, updating the order’s payment status accordingly.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can‍ easily⁤ integrate Stripe ⁣payments⁢ into your⁤ Ruby⁢ on Rails application. Stripe provides extensive documentation and resources to help⁢ you further customize your payment ⁤processing and handle advanced features like subscriptions and refunds. Happy⁣ coding!

“Integrating Stripe Payments in Ruby on Rails”

Integrating ‌Stripe Payments in ⁢Ruby on Rails

Step 1: Setting up Stripe Account

Step‍ 2: Installing the Stripe Gem

Step 3: Configuring Stripe API ⁣Keys

Step⁢ 4: Creating‍ a Payment⁢ Form

Step 5: ‍Processing Payments

Conclusion

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“Integrating Stripe Payments in Ruby on Rails”

Integrating ‌Stripe Payments ​in ⁢Ruby on Rails

Step 1: Setting up ​Stripe Account

Step‍ 2: Installing the​ Stripe Gem

Step 3: Configuring Stripe API ⁣Keys

Step⁢ 4: Creating‍ a Payment⁢ Form

Step 5: ‍Processing Payments

Conclusion

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