Hello, I wanted to thanks you for this tutorial, I can see that you put a lot of efforts in it and the quality of the vidéo reflects it. Just amazing stuff, it is exactly what I was searching for, thanks ! Good continuation :)
I'm confused. In the page *pages/products/[id].js* , where are the props coming from? You come to this page when you click on a product, which links you to the dynamic page. But I can't figure out where the props are coming from lol.
I think it's worth mentioning that in order to do anything commercial on Vercel, one needs to be on the $20 USD per month plan at minimum. Netlify doesn't require a paid plan to do this at the time of this comment so for some, it might make more sense to follow this tutorial, but deploy to Netlify instead.
Great video and love how you show the code. Great job! I'm still having issues with a "Request failed with status code 500" when clicking checkout, but I'll figure it out.
In next.js, env variables that start with NEXT_PUBLIC will be included in the frontend bundle and therefore exposed. Other env variables that don’t, will not be exposed. Also, code in the directory /pages/api.. are server side endpoints and therefore not exposed to the client. Hope I helped!
I am getting a 401 error on the promise return when clicking redirectToCheckout. The session.url from accessing /api/checkout_sessions is correct and works, but the url redirectToCheckout sends to is not, it ends in init, which fails. The error seems to be from Invalid API Key provided: undefined". Where does this API Key need defined? I have the public key for client side and private key for server side just as the videos show. Hmmmmm Any ideas what's going wrong?
I solved the issue by adding the code below in to the next.config.js file... env: { stripe_public_key_test: process.env.stripe_public_key_test, stripe_secret_key_test: process.env.stripe_secret_key_test, stripe_webhook_endpoint_secret: process.env.STRIPE_WEBHOOK_ENDPOINT_SECRET, }, You have to tell Next.js this or else it doesn't see them I guess :\
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Hello, I wanted to thanks you for this tutorial, I can see that you put a lot of efforts in it and the quality of the vidéo reflects it. Just amazing stuff, it is exactly what I was searching for, thanks !
Good continuation :)
thanks very much! ❤❤👌👌
Good stuff! A tutorial on how to build this website would be fantastic!!
This is clean
I'm confused. In the page *pages/products/[id].js* , where are the props coming from? You come to this page when you click on a product, which links you to the dynamic page. But I can't figure out where the props are coming from lol.
Cool video, will definitely try this later today!
I think it's worth mentioning that in order to do anything commercial on Vercel, one needs to be on the $20 USD per month plan at minimum. Netlify doesn't require a paid plan to do this at the time of this comment so for some, it might make more sense to follow this tutorial, but deploy to Netlify instead.
keep on uploading .. good job ..
What happened to React courses that you were offering? Links seem dead from github repo, thanks!
Great video and love how you show the code. Great job!
I'm still having issues with a "Request failed with status code 500" when clicking checkout, but I'll figure it out.
i saw u in the stripe devs channel, how things are working out with u?
@@RaefetOuafiqo Hi, working out great :)
@@clipartinc did you needed any serverside (like nodejs ) or nextjs was enough
Cool video :) My question is, does the private key gets also exposed to the web?
In next.js, env variables that start with NEXT_PUBLIC will be included in the frontend bundle and therefore exposed. Other env variables that don’t, will not be exposed. Also, code in the directory /pages/api.. are server side endpoints and therefore not exposed to the client. Hope I helped!
question -- for the success_url, does CHECKOUT_SESSION_ID also need string interpolation or no?
16:10 for the fetcher I'm getting Module not found. What module did you install for the fetcher?
I keep getting -> session is not defined ... as a webhook error.
Thank you
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Does not works with Amex Cards ?
It works with all cards Stripe supports. Amex is included
@@frostytf2 Amex is debrecated now, SRC integration is available now
Sad
So How i can implement Src?
awesome...if you have time lets do it from scratch please with Tailwind :)
great
Your code is wrong. the [id].js route isn't doing anything
I am getting a 401 error on the promise return when clicking redirectToCheckout. The session.url from accessing /api/checkout_sessions is correct and works, but the url redirectToCheckout sends to is not, it ends in init, which fails.
The error seems to be from Invalid API Key provided: undefined".
Where does this API Key need defined? I have the public key for client side and private key for server side just as the videos show. Hmmmmm
Any ideas what's going wrong?
I solved the issue by adding the code below in to the next.config.js file...
env: {
stripe_public_key_test: process.env.stripe_public_key_test,
stripe_secret_key_test: process.env.stripe_secret_key_test,
stripe_webhook_endpoint_secret: process.env.STRIPE_WEBHOOK_ENDPOINT_SECRET,
},
You have to tell Next.js this or else it doesn't see them I guess :\
same problem