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Running Stripe Test Mode Locally

How to test and run Stripe locally

First, ensure you have the Stripe CLI installed on your mac.

  1. Your Stripe account must be in Test mode

  2. Go to Developers > Test Stripe Locally

Then:

stripe login

Follow instructions to log into your Strip account

Then run this:

Note: This is different from the forward to URL that Stripe provides. Use this to connect to Pay Gem:

stripe listen --forward-to localhost:3000/pay/webhooks/stripe
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