Is it possible to make payment with Braintree, PayPal, Stripe or something else in Meteor without using Node packages?
I have found multiple projects on GitHub, but they are all very complicated and use Node modules.
I would have thought it would be quite simple to implement payment in Meteor, but it seems some complex.
There are a number of Meteor packages for Stripe on AtmosphereJS [0] including a Meteor-native implementation. I haven't really worked with Meteor much, so I can't really comment on them, but I'm sure one of them will work for what you're trying to do.
More generally, the Stripe API is quite comprehensive because Stripe can do a lot of things, but if you're just looking to accept a customer's card and process a charge that's pretty straightforward.
Full disclosure: I work at Braintree. If you have any further questions, feel free to contact support.
To integrate with Braintree without using the Braintree Node module, you would have to make requests against the Braintree XML API, which is not publicly documented.
If you decide to use the Braintree node package here is an example Meteor integration you could take a look at.
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Hi I'm not sure if its a bad question but I've been trying to look for an answer for some time but just couldn't seem to find one. I am building my first personal project using MERN stack and it is a platform that allows sellers to sell their products to users. I found out that stripe connect is very suitable for this purpose but the documentation says that I must register my business in order to be able to use stripe connect. Given that I'm not actually planning to launch this web app, it is merely for my own learning, is there a way that I can still use stripe connect without having to register? help is very much appreciated thanks
You're more than welcome to use all of Stripe's feature's for testing and learning without having to incorporate first. You can sign up and use our all our APIs including our Connect APIs with test keys:
https://dashboard.stripe.com/register.
A good place to start after signing up is the development quickstart: https://stripe.com/docs/development/quickstart
It might also be worthwhile checking out the many Stripe developer office hours videos available on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/StripeDevelopers/videos
I found out stripe also provides test client id at https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/settings/applications which I can use to integrate stripe connect into my app.
hello guys currently i am stuck on payments with nodejs and i googled it and most of tutorials are using Stripe, my question: is stripe safe ? i want to implement something like netflix payment, it takes X amount of $ from credit card every month
can it be implemented with stripe, or there is more advanced payment library or module (in npm). thank you
if you can please link tutorial for the most used,safe and user-friendly payment system for nodejs and exprssjs (and if it matters for MongoDB(mongoose) too)
Stripe is a really good payment system, you can definitely use if for this purpose. There are other systems out there as well of course, but Stripe is certainly one of the better ones.
Check out this library:
https://github.com/stripe/stripe-node
There's also a nice tutorial from Stripe here:
https://stripe.com/docs/checkout/express
Thinking of creating an APP in react native that does the following:
Minimal social media w/ feed, pictures, comments, likes, profile
etc.
Redender locations from a Database on a map
store those locations in a database for quick queries
Make API calls from third party source that updates the Database,
database then updates the map.
Messaging / group chat
Search Database
secure
handle payments
Authentication
I have been looking around and there so much information I don't know where to start. There nodes.js, express, hapi, straps,django......
Please can you guys provide some STACK suggestions and reason to why??
Well, I do not see why you need to re-invent the wheel.
Most of the features you need can be implemented via some chat platforms like ConnectyCube. You can use this backend and implement only client-side. I believe it should be easier for you.
The only feature left is payments. This part depends on what you need to use for payments.
If you need to implement in-app purchases and are going to publish your app in AppStore, then you need to set those purchases via Apple.
Otherwise, your app can be rejected by Apple.
Here is some info about in-app purchases.
For Android here is a useful article on setting in-app purchases via Google Play.
I've done a ton of research on this and I've seen people asking this, but never seen an answer: Is there any way that anyone has discovered to work with the Docusign API from within Quickbase? As far as I can tell, quickbase only supports Javascript, without Node.js, and Docusign doesn't support CORS. I tried talking to both companies who won't say it isn't possible, but aren't really giving me any direction beyond the official docs, which aren't helping.
I suggest that you build a small Gateway that will support cors on one side and the DocuSign API on the other side
I'm currently developing a small SAAS project which is subscription based. Obviously, if I could, I'd use Stripe but being in the UK my choices are limited.
So my question is, what is a good way of taking recurring payments using Node.js in the UK?
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Taking from today:
Visa
MasterCard
Payments:
pounds
U.S. dollars
Soon:
American Express
Euro-denominated
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I find modules that works only with PayPal and the most popular is paypal-ec that comes with simply example # GitHub. Other seven npm PayPal modules
You should absolutely check out Paymill. It's basically stripe but in European countries, huge following already and it's a super easy to use service. They may have a node module to help you with it, if not they have super easy APIs which you can use to setup things like recurring payments.
I would completely avoid PayPal these days. Waste of time.
Edit
Just had a check for you. There are a few npm modules knocking around, have a look at https://github.com/komola/paymill-node