To begin, you need to create a new project directory, which you may call flask-stripe-orders, and define a Python virtual environment for it. If you prefer to build the project step-by-step, then follow along. If you would like to get the complete code for this project, visit the flask-stripe-orders repository on GitHub.
The first step you need to complete is to open a Stripe account, if you don't have one yet. Stripe will call this webhook when a purchase is completed, passing all the details to your application so that you can take the appropriate action to fulfill the order. Separately from all this, a webhook defined by your application is configured to receive Stripe events.Alternatively, the user may decide to cancel the order, in which case Stripe redirects to the application's order cancellation page.The user can enter their payment details and proceed with the order, in which case they are charged, and then Stripe redirects to the order success page in your Flask application.Stripe takes over and renders an order page for the user.The response from the order endpoint is a redirect to a page hosted on the domain associated with the session just created.The session is configured with the URLs of the order success and cancellation pages, defined by your application. The order endpoint uses the Stripe Python client to create a Session object, which includes the line items that the user is purchasing with their prices.This button sends a POST request to an order endpoint in your Flask back end. When the user is ready to place an order, it clicks a "Buy" or "Checkout" button in your application.
Here is a high-level description of the Stripe Checkout solution:
The benefit is that your application does not need to worry about managing payment information for your customers and all the security risks it implies Stripe takes care of all those ugly details for you and makes monthly deposits of your income to your bank account (minus their fees, of course). Stripe Checkout is service that allows developers to create payment pages that are securely hosted by Stripe. Would you like to support my work, and as a thank you be able to vote on my future articles and also have access to a chat room where I hang out and answer questions? Become a Patron! Introduction to Stripe Checkout This article was voted by my supporters on Patreon. The solution I'm going to present to you uses Stripe Checkout, a secure and easy to use credit card charging service that integrates nicely with Flask. In this article I'm going to show you how to implement an order page for your Flask application that you can use to sell products or services online.
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