Stripe Connect Python Django
In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of integrating Stripe Connect with a Django application using Python. Stripe Connect allows you to build a marketplace, platform, or any application that needs to handle payments between multiple parties. We will cover the following steps:
Before you begin, make sure you have the following prerequisites:
Create a new Django project if you don't have one already:
Create a new Django app within your project:
Install the Stripe Python library using pip:
To use Stripe Connect, you need to set up a Connect platform account in your Stripe dashboard. Follow these steps:
Fill in the necessary information, including the Redirect URI, which will be used for OAuth authentication. You can use a development URL for testing.
In your Django project, create a view and template for the OAuth process. This view will initiate the OAuth flow with Stripe.
In the template for this view, create a button or link that will initiate the Stripe Connect OAuth process.
After the user connects with Stripe, Stripe will redirect back to your site's redirect URI. Create a view to handle this callback.
You can now create payments within your Django app using the Stripe API. Ensure you have the necessary Stripe API keys and handle payments as needed.
To handle events such as payments and account updates, set up Stripe webhooks. First, create a view to handle webhook events:
You need to set up a webhook endpoint in your Stripe dashboard and provide the URL for your webhook view. Stripe will send events to this URL, and your view will handle them.
Remember to secure your webhook by verifying the Stripe signature using the webhook secret.
You've now integrated Stripe Connect with your Django application. You can use this as a foundation to build a marketplace, platform, or any application that involves payments between multiple parties. Be sure to check the Stripe API documentation for detailed information on available API endpoints and options.
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