go.stripe
a simple Credit Card processing library for Go using the Stripe API
go get github.com/drone/go.stripe
Examples
In order to use the go.stripe API you will need to create an account with
stripe.com, and obtain an Secret Key. You must set this key by invoking the
following function:
stripe.SetKey("vtUQeOtUnYr7PGCLQ96Ul4zqpDUO4sOE")
Or you can specify your Secret Key in environment variable STRIPE_API_KEY, and
then invoke the following function:
stripe.SetKeyEnv()
Create Customer
params := stripe.CustomerParams{
Email: "george.costanza@mail.com",
Desc: "short, bald",
Card: &stripe.CardParams {
Name : "George Costanza",
Number : "4242424242424242",
ExpYear : 2012,
ExpMonth : 5,
CVC : "26726",
},
}
customer, err := stripe.Customers.Create(¶ms)
Charge Card
params := stripe.ChargeParams{
Desc: "Calzone",
Amount: 400,
Currency: "usd",
Card: &stripe.CardParams {
Name : "George Costanza",
Number : "4242424242424242",
ExpYear : 2012,
ExpMonth : 5,
CVC : "26726",
},
}
charge, err := stripe.Charges.Create(¶ms)
Note: the amount charged is $4.00, but is specified in cents (400 cents == $4)
Documentation
You can also have a look at the Godocs.
Unit Tests
In order to run the unit tests, you must have a Stripe account and a Test Secret
Key. The Test Secret Key must be set in environment variable STRIPE_API_KEY:
export STRIPE_API_KEY="vtUQeOtUnYr7PGCLQ96Ul4zqpDUO4sOE"
go test -v
The unit tests attempt to cleanup after themselves whenever possible. You can
manually clear all test data from the Stripe console by navigating to: Your
Account » Account Settings » Test Data. Then click the "Remove All Test Data" button.