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I'm currently using MongoDB in my Laravel application, to use this extension I need the possibility to override the Models being used that way I have more control and customization of the Models that interact with Stripe Connect.

Models inside the extension should be used by default but can be override by the cashierconnect.php.

Hi all,

Does anyone happen to know if this will work with the above, or need a lot of modification due to the Stripe Api version?
Trying to avoid reinventing the wheel.
Enviroment PHP8.2, Fresh install of Laravel10 + Cashier v15.2

Thanks in advance.

Hello!

First of all, thanks for the package, it looks really promising! I wanted to test it against the app I'm currently developping. It is basically an app where coaches can register coaching packages and invite clients for their training. Then coaches have online calendars in which clients can book a training.

Technically, I have the same User model for the coach and the client. I have a type column that can be either COACH | CLIENT.

I wanted to use Stripe Connect so coaches are basically Stripe Connected Account, and the clients of the coach will be Connected Customers. But given that I use the same class for both, I can't use both traits in the same class.

In the beginning of the project, I've thought about trying to have distinct models (even they share a lot), but I've read that it is much harder to work with Laravel auth system when having different models, because Coaches and Clients both are logged user.

Maybe I'm having the wrong approach, but I don't know how doable would it be to use your package when the Connected Account and the Connected Customer is the same model (User)?

I've tried to redeclare the methods that were conflicting, e.g

    /**
     * Retrieve the Stripe account ID.
     *
     * @return string|null
     */
    public function stripeAccountId(): ?string
    {
        return $this->type === UserType::CLIENT ? $this->stripeCustomerMapping->stripe_account_id : $this->stripeAccountMapping->stripe_account_id;
    }

but I'm having trouble with stripeAccountOptions because they don't have the same parameters.

Also, can I use the Stripe Checkout hosted page with this?

Again, thank you for the package and for your response! 🙏

Hello!

Loving the package, it has been an absolute lifesaver for me.

One small thing that I couldn't PR but thought might be worth pointing out, could you update the doc link on the left-hand side of the Github page to point your updated docs in the readme?

This caught me out a few times when I accidentally opened the docs from the old repo and not found what I need.

All the best!

As a developer I'd like to be able to know if my changes are working and it doesn't affect other functionalities.

• Add PHP unit
• Add tests for current functionalities

application_fee_amount is expected to be an integer however it's rounded with precision 2 in CanCharge trait in createDestinationCharge function.

// APPLY PLATFORM FEE COMMISSION - SET THIS AGAINST THE MODEL
        if (isset($this->commission_type) && isset($this->commission_rate)) {
            if ($this->commission_type === 'percentage') {
                $options['application_fee_amount'] = round($this->calculatePercentageFee($amount),2);
            } else {
                $options['application_fee_amount'] = round($this->commission_rate ,2);
            }
        }

        return PaymentIntent::create($options, $this->stripeAccountOptions());

for example, if the charge is 3 USD and the commission is 5% it results in error

Stripe\Exception\InvalidRequestException

Invalid integer: 15.75

Happy to write a pr if what I am suggesting is correct

I'd like to use the Stripe payment links whats the best practice to get this plugin work with this flow?

Is it necessary to create the subscription after a successful payment manually or does it work with webhooks?

Hi Robert. Awesome looking package, and I can't wait to dive into it.

The documentation has a bunch of small typos in it. Would you be open to having someone help fix those or would you prefer me to list them all in this issue?

Curious issue. The ConnectCustomer trait requires that the Billable trait is applied, but applying it to my model causes a collision.

From ConnectCustomer

     50▕             if(!in_array('Lanos\CashierConnect\Billable', $traits)){
  ➜  51▕                 throw new Exception('This model does not have a connect Billable trait on.');
     52▕             }

Exception:
Trait method Lanos\CashierConnect\ConnectCustomer::stripeAccountOptions has not been applied as App\Models\Customer::stripeAccountOptions, because of collision with Lanos\CashierConnect\Billable::stripeAccountOptions

Can anyone advise?

Apologies if this is the wrong place to ask this question but is there out of the box compatibility with Stripe web elements?

I have used the following to create and retrieve the client secret from a connected account
->createDirectCharge(5000, 'GBP')->client_secret but when i pass this into the stripe.elements in js i get an error
The client_secret provided does not match any associated PaymentIntent on this account.

I'm guessing i am missing a step or is this even possible?

Thanks in advance.

I have a Model which is using the ConnectCustomer trait, when I am calling the getPaymentMethods() on an instance of that Model, it is throwing this error
"Options found in $params: api_key, stripe_account. Options should be passed in their own array after $params. (HINT: pass an empty array to $params if you do not have any.)"

Trace:

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Tengo un error al pasar el segundo parámetro de la función payoutStripeAccount, el correspondiente a la fecha. Me dice que Carbon\Traits\Date no es instanciable. Intento enviar una fecha creada con un objeto de Carbon y me dice que el parámetro que se espera es Carbon\Traits\Date claro está

In the documentation it describes this workflow:

Now in order to create the connected customer, we must have a Connected account set up in order to take ownership this customer. For our example we will use our store model.

public function createStripeCustomer(Store $store, Customer $customer){

    $stripeCustomer = $customer->createStripeCustomer($store, $customerData);

}

After this, your customer model will now exist within stripe and thanks to the mapping, you will now be able to access and interact with this stripe customer from within your customer model. An outline of some functions are listed below.

Checking if a model exists as a stripe customer
The below function will return a boolean.

$customer->hasCustomerRecord();

but can't a connected customer have more than one customer with several stores? so won't this just check if any one exists? So if I have a user who is already a customer of store X but they want to buy something from store Y would this createStripeCustomer throw an exception?

    public function createStripeCustomer($connectedAccount, array $customerData = []){

        // Check if model already has a connected Stripe account.
        if ($this->hasCustomerRecord()) {
            throw new AccountAlreadyExistsException('Customer account already exists.');
        }

Sorry if this is obvious. I'm not well versed with this

Is anyone working on getting this ready for the latest version of Laravel?

Cannot install this package when you are using the latest laravel/cashier package (v14.x)

it would be spectacular if the dependencies were updated

Hi,

Laravel cashier has been updated to 14.6, which means that Composer no longer supports the installation :

Problem 1
- Root composer.json requires lanos/laravel-cashier-stripe-connect ^1.0 -> satisfiable by lanos/laravel-cashier-stripe-connect[1.0.5, ..., 1.0.10].
- lanos/laravel-cashier-stripe-connect[1.0.5, ..., 1.0.10] require laravel/cashier ^12.6|^13.4 -> found laravel/cashier[v12.6.0, ..., 12.x-dev, v13.4.0, ..., 13.x-dev] but it conflicts with your root composer.json require (^14.6).

public function stripeCustomerMapping()
    {
        return $this->belongsTo(ConnectCustomer::class, $this->primaryKey, $this->getLocalIDField())->where('model', '=', get_class($this));
    }

A customer can be dealing with multiple merchants. This is assuming that only one record for each customer is stored in the database. This simply means a customer can only deal with one merchant. As it is for connected accounts, the entire logic here breaks. When creating a customer, you recorded the merchant account id but then why here when you retrieve a customer you did not provide the merchant account id? If this is the case, there shouldn't be a pivot mapping table.

Here is what I see in Laravel 10 project. With cashier just installed:

Problem 1
- lanos/laravel-cashier-stripe-connect[1.0.5, ..., 1.0.10] require laravel/cashier ^12.6|^13.4 -> found laravel/cashier[v12.6.0, ..., v12.17.2, v13.4.0, ..., v13.17.0] but it conflicts with your root composer.json require (^14.9).
- lanos/laravel-cashier-stripe-connect[v1.0.11, ..., v1.0.13] require illuminate/console ^8.37|^9.0 -> found illuminate/console[v8.37.0, ..., v8.83.27, v9.0.0, ..., v9.52.4] but these were not loaded, likely because it conflicts with another require.
- Root composer.json requires lanos/laravel-cashier-stripe-connect * -> satisfiable by lanos/laravel-cashier-stripe-connect[1.0.5, ..., v1.0.13].

Use the option --with-all-dependencies (-W) to allow upgrades, downgrades and removals for packages currently locked to specific versions.
You can also try re-running composer require with an explicit version constraint, e.g. "composer require lanos/laravel-cashier-stripe-connect:*" to figure out if any version is installable, or "composer require lanos/laravel-cashier-stripe-connect:^2.1" if you know which you need.

Hi @l4nos,

Firstly thanks heaps for keeping this package alive and improving upon it :)

I would like to contribute to the docs and was wondering if you could point me in the right direction to do so?

Specifically on the onboarding-accounts page change the handle on boarding method from:

`
private function handleBoardingRedirect(Store $Store): RedirectResponse
{
// Redirect to dashboard if onboarding is already completed.
if ($store->hasStripeAccountId() && $store->hasCompletedOnboarding()) {
return $store->redirectToAccountDashboard();
}

    // Delete account if already exists and create new express account with 
    // weekly payouts.
    $store->deleteAndCreateStripeAccount('express', [
        'settings' => [
            'payouts' => [ 
                'schedule' => [ 
                    'interval' => 'weekly', 
                    'weekly_anchor' => 'friday',
                ]
            ]
        ]
    ]);

    // Redirect to Stripe account onboarding, with return and refresh url, otherwise.
    return $store->redirectToAccountOnboarding(
        URL::to('/api/stripe/return?api_token=' . $store->api_token),
        URL::to('/api/stripe/refresh?api_token=' . $store->api_token)
    );
}

`

to:

`
private function handleBoardingRedirect(Store $Store): RedirectResponse
{
// Redirect to dashboard if onboarding is already completed.
if ($store->hasStripeAccount() && $store->hasCompletedOnboarding()) {
return $store->redirectToAccountDashboard();
}

    // Delete account if already exists and create new express account with 
    // weekly payouts.
    $store->deleteAndCreateStripeAccount('express', [
        'settings' => [
            'payouts' => [ 
                'schedule' => [ 
                    'interval' => 'weekly', 
                    'weekly_anchor' => 'friday',
                ]
            ]
        ]
    ]);

    // You may wish/need to refresh your billable model as it has been deleted and recreated
    $store->refresh();

    // Redirect to Stripe account onboarding, with return and refresh url, otherwise.
    return $store->redirectToAccountOnboarding(
        URL::to('/api/stripe/return?api_token=' . $store->api_token),
        URL::to('/api/stripe/refresh?api_token=' . $store->api_token)
    );
}

`

The two changes are:

1. Swapping out hasStripeAccountId() for hasStripeAccount() as hasStripeAccountId() doesn't exist.
2. Suggesting optionally the user may want to refresh their connect billable model to get the new account id correctly amongst other things

For point 2. around refreshing the billable model this could also be done by the package after the new mapping is created but I am wary of refreshing a model without the developer explicitly knowing but open to thoughts there on more seasoned users of this package?

Hope this helps, apologies if I've missed something I am new to the package.

Have a good one :)