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@stripe/scripts

v2.0.0

Published

Stripe Scripts SDK

Readme

Stripe Scripts SDK

Development setup

Prerequisites

  • Node.js (v18.14.0 or higher)
  • npm (v9.3.1 or higher)

Getting Started

In your project directory, run the following command to install the SDK:

npm install @stripe/scripts

Import the proper script function signature types into your file and write your custom logic inside of your script function.

See the Stripe Scripts documentation for more information on how to get started with using the SDK.

Authoring scripts

Here is an example script authored by Stripe:

import type {
  ComputeDiscountsFunction,
  DiscountableItem,
  DiscountCalculation,
  DiscountResult,
} from '@stripe/scripts/discount_calculation';

import type {
  PositiveMonetaryAmount,
  Percent,
  RunContext,
} from '@stripe/scripts';

/**
 * Configuration for the discount calculator function
 */
export type DiscountCalculatorConfiguration = {
  max_discount_amount: PositiveMonetaryAmount;
  discount_percent: Percent;
};

/**
 * Gives a percentage off discount upto a maximum discount amount
 *
 * @param {DiscountCalculatorConfiguration} config - The configuration containing max discount amount and discount percent
 * @param {DiscountableItem} item - The items to apply discounts to
 * @returns {DiscountResult} - The discounts applied to the items
 */
const percentOffUptoMaxDiscount: ComputeDiscountsFunction<
  DiscountCalculatorConfiguration
> = (
  context: RunContext,
  config: DiscountCalculatorConfiguration,
  discountable_item: DiscountableItem,
): DiscountResult => {
  const {max_discount_amount, discount_percent} = config;
  let discountAmount = 0;

  if (
    discountable_item.gross_amount.currency.toLowerCase().trim() ===
    max_discount_amount.currency.toLowerCase().trim()
  ) {
    const discountAmountValue =
      (discountable_item.gross_amount.amount * discount_percent) / 100;
    discountAmount = Math.min(discountAmountValue, max_discount_amount.amount);
  }

  return {
    discount: {
      amount: {
        amount: discountAmount,
        currency: discountable_item.gross_amount.currency,
      },
    },
  };
};

const computePercentOffUptoMaxDiscount: DiscountCalculation<DiscountCalculatorConfiguration> =
  {
    computeDiscounts: percentOffUptoMaxDiscount,
  };

export default computePercentOffUptoMaxDiscount;

You can explore more examples and explore how to write your custom scripts package.

Packaging

Instructions for how to package and upload your scripts are coming soon!