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directus-extension-stripe

v1.2.0

Published

A Directus extension that supports building flows for Stripe webhooks

Downloads

24

Readme

directus-extension-stripe

This Directus extension enables you to build flows to handle Stripe webhooks, including support for verifying the Stripe webhook signature and Directus accountability tracking!

Details

  • This project handles the tricky part of verifying a Stripe webhook by adding middleware to check the signature against the raw body.
  • Optionally, the middleware executes the Stripe webhook request as a Directus user, which allows you to control what the webhook can read and modify using Directus permissions, and track and log any data modified by the webhook.
  • The middleware verifies Stripe webhooks requests that can be fed into a Directus flow (with a webhook trigger) or a custom Directus endpoint extension.
  • The Stripe JavaScript SDK is used.
  • I built a hook extension for the middleware, and a very simple operation that allows you to inject the Stripe secret key into your flow so you can use it in a Request operation to Stripe.
  • If given longer, I'd build out a more featured Stripe operation node that makes it easier to build Stripe requests.

Set Up Instructions

Simply put the extension in your extensions directory. You can either put your Stripe secrets in these environment variables:

  • STRIPE_SECRET_KEY
  • STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET
  • STRIPE_WEBHOOK_PATH

Or configure these properties in the Directus Settings page.

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Collaborators

  • programmarchy