This module adds a piece module and utility operation to automatically synchronize Stripe Products with the database. Saved products can be easily accessed and viewed via the admin UI alongside other piece methods and features, including the built-in REST API.

Use your preferred package manager to install the module. You'll also need to install the read-only-field package alongside it:

npm install stripe-products@npm:@stepanjakl/apostrophe-stripe-products

npm install read-only-field@npm:@stepanjakl/apostrophe-read-only-field

It is highly recommended to explore the apostrophe-stripe-examples repository, which offers a comprehensive set of examples and full configurations demonstrating how to set up a complete e-commerce store experience.

First, add installed modules to your configuration in the app.js root file:

require('apostrophe')({
    shortName: 'project-name',
    modules: {
        // Custom fields
        'read-only-field': {},

        // Stripe Products
        'stripe-products': {},
        'stripe-products/product': {}
    }
});

Then, set global variables inside the .env file. It's important to set the STRIPE_TEST_MODE variable to anything other than false to enable test mode.

PORT='4000'
APOS_BASE_URL='http://localhost:4000'
APOS_RELEASE_ID='a4-boilerplate'
APOS_MONGODB_URI='mongodb://localhost:27017/a4-boilerplate'

STRIPE_KEY='sk_test_xyz'
STRIPE_TEST_MODE='false'
STRIPE_DASHBOARD_BASE_URL='https://dashboard.stripe.com'

This module is utilized to primarily mirror datasets fetched from the connected Stripe account. To enhance the front-end with additional custom data, it is recommended to create a separate piece type and link it to the Stripe product piece using a relationship schema field type. This enables the addition of extra schema fields for images, supporting documents, and other necessary data while keeping it decoupled from Stripe's data, which may change during synchronization.

module.exports = {
  extend: 'apostrophe-pieces',
  name: 'product',
  fields: {
    add: {
      _stripeProduct: {
        label: 'Stripe Product',
        type: 'relationship',
        withType: 'stripe-products/product',
        max: 1
      },
      _images: {
        label: 'Images',
        type: 'relationship',
        withType: '@apostrophecms/image'
      },
      _documents: {
        label: 'Documents',
        type: 'relationship',
        withType: '@apostrophecms/file'
      }
    }
  }
}

This API route is triggered by the Synchronize Products utility operation and handled via the '@apostrophecms/job' module. Upon execution, it compares the existing data with the received data and records the differences in the results object within the aposJobs collection document. Access to this endpoint is restricted to authenticated users with appropriate permissions.

Apostrophe provides a pre-configured REST endpoint to retrieve a list of all available products. Below is an example of how to use the Fetch API with error handling directly in the browser:

try {
  const response = await fetch('/api/v1/stripe-products/product');
  if (!response.ok) {
    throw new Error('Failed to fetch products');
  }
  const { results: products } = await response.json();

  products.forEach(product => {
    console.log('Product Name:', product.stripeProductObject.name);
  });

} catch (error) {
  console.error('Error fetching products:', error);
}

To run tests locally, you'll need to set up the stripe/stripe-mock package:

brew install stripe/stripe-mock/stripe-mock

brew services start stripe-mock

Once set up, run tests using npm run tests to validate any changes before deploying them.

• fix disappering stripeProductObject and stripePriceObject data when moved between draft and published modes and vice versa
• optional product piece type REST API or configurable schema fields
• automatic synchronization on product catalog changes with global schema field to enable
• two-way synchronization between ApostropheCMS and Stripe