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Stripe.cfc is a ColdFusion API binding for http://stripe.com
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** Stripe.cfc was rolled into CFPAYMENT (https://github.com/ghidinelli/cfpayment) and is not being actively maintained. ** Stripe.cfc is a ColdFusion api binding for http://stripe.com. This project is a complete web application and expects to live in its own webroot. To use Stripe.cfc in your own web application, you can copy the stripe folder to your webroot or create a mapping to it. Basic usage is like: stripe = createObject("component", "stripe.Stripe").init(secretKey=application.stripeSecretKey); money = stripe.createMoney(rc.amount*100); stripeResponse = stripe.createCharge(money=money,card=rc.stripeToken,description="testing with the Stripe.cfc"); //check the response and handle it as needed if (stripeResponse.getSuccess()) { //handle the success, you may want to update the database and redirect to a confirmation id = stripeResponse.getResult().id; //get the id of the transaction out of the response } else { //handle the failure, you may want to send a notification email or log it } Implements all the functions of the Stripe API: Charges, Customers, Plans, Coupons, Subscriptions, Invoice Items, Invoices, and Tokens Supported CFML engines: ColdFusion 9.0.1 or Railo 3.3.1 Support: http://groups.google.com/group/stripecfc/ FW/1 (https://github.com/seancorfield/fw1) is the framework used for this web application but that is not required to use Stripe.cfc in your own application. Changes: 12/15/2011 - 1.0.4, add missing optional parameters for createCustomer() 12/01/2011 - 1.0.3, add Card.cfc, add support for functions that optionally take a Card object, i.e. createCustomer() update methods that take ammount/currency to take Money object, to be consist with createCharge() 11/29/2011 - 1.0.2,Response.errorCode 11/29/2011 - 1.0.1,changes to Response.getRawResponse() to .getResult(), use a common view for errors, handle 400,404 status codes
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