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title: Enable creators to create Stripe Products with localized prices - CreatorPlatform.xyz - Part 14
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published_at: 2022-09-19 12:51:11 +0000
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description: In this episode, we'll add support for creators to add Products. Each Product represents something a creator sells. We'll use the Stripe API to create localized products and store their IDs in the database. We'll also use Stimulus.js to add additional nested form elements to our page. We'll test that price localization is working and display a list of products to the creator.   00:00 Introduction 00:37 Create a Product model 02:10 Create a Products controller 03:34 Add a Tailwind UI styled form for creating products 10:58 Review price localization options in the Stripe Product API 15:21 Create the Product in the database 16:15 Create a Product with the Stripe API 23:25 Use Stimulus.js to add nested form inputs 29:43 Generate a controller for testing Checkout as the creator 35:24 Test Checkout price localization 36:38 Display the list of products 42:29 Conclusion  Stripe Product API Reference: https://stripe.com/docs/api/products/create Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS6F722u-R6IJfBrIRx3a2SBkAL4vUp2p  Code: https://github.com/cjavdev/creators.dev/  Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/cjav_dev  #rubyonrails #ruby #rails
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# Enable creators to create Stripe Products with localized prices - CreatorPlatform.xyz - Part 14

*Published: September 19, 2022*
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## Description

In this episode, we'll add support for creators to add Products. Each Product represents something a creator sells. We'll use the Stripe API to create localized products and store their IDs in the database. We'll also use Stimulus.js to add additional nested form elements to our page. We'll test that price localization is working and display a list of products to the creator. 

00:00 Introduction
00:37 Create a Product model
02:10 Create a Products controller
03:34 Add a Tailwind UI styled form for creating products
10:58 Review price localization options in the Stripe Product API
15:21 Create the Product in the database
16:15 Create a Product with the Stripe API
23:25 Use Stimulus.js to add nested form inputs
29:43 Generate a controller for testing Checkout as the creator
35:24 Test Checkout price localization
36:38 Display the list of products
42:29 Conclusion

Stripe Product API Reference: https://stripe.com/docs/api/products/create
Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS6F722u-R6IJfBrIRx3a2SBkAL4vUp2p 
Code: https://github.com/cjavdev/creators.dev/ 
Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/cjav_dev

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## Transcript

what's up welcome back we're building out a creator platform and in this episode you're going to learn how to use products we're going to interact with the product and price api from stripe there is a brand new way to create multi-currency prices so we're going to take a look at how we can do that but the first thing we need to do is add some sort of navigation here on our dashboard where we're going to create products now out of the gate these products are going to be downloadable one-time purchase things think like an e-book or i don't know some sort of audio book or something so we're going to set up our products by creating a new model alright so railsg model product and it's going to have a stripe id it's going to have a stripe price id we're going to store the data like the raw data from stripe in a json blob we're also going to need to have like some name for the product probably a description and maybe long term it might actually have a some images or things like that but we're going to talk about attachments later so let's start with this so this is going to give us a brand new product object so let's open up the migration and make sure this name is not null that'll be the only uh requirement that we have out of the gate rails db migrate to create our products here also uh we are now using the annotated gem or the annotate gem so now our um our model should be annotated so if we jump over to product we can see at the top we've got all of our columns there very cool the one other thing that i forgot is we want a product to be related to a specific user so let's say rails g migration add user to products and we're gonna say user references and that should work just fine as our foreign key okay rails db migrate and we're gonna update our product model to say the product belongs to a user and we can jump over to the user and say the user um has many products yeah thank you github copilot okay so now what we want to do is generate a new controller where we're gonna create these products so we'll say rails g controller products and it's gonna have an index page a show page a new page maybe even an edit eventually um so we're gonna start with this let's open up routes we don't need these first four routes instead we're going to use resources products resources products and let's start off on the index page i guess we're just going to call this products i think we have a little helper here that does content for page title and this is going to say products okay and we need some link we're just gonna have like a simple link that's gonna bring us to the new product path and people might ask like why i don't use um why i tend not to use link two to no reason no reason at all okay so let's see what this thing looks like okay we have this link it brings us to the new products that's cool let's also add a link to the navigation this is done by an application helper method here that we have at the top where we have these menu items so we're going to add a new menu item here called products and now that should show at the top here so now we have products okay cool so let's work on our new form for the product so we're going to go over to product new and in here we're going to have a pretty sophisticated form i think so let's start off with a tailwind ui component for our form so we're going to find a form layout that we think might look good for creating products i like the the um the stacked layouts where the label is right over the input field i read somewhere in some ux like blog post probably that doing it this way makes it simpler and easier to follow for users so you want to have like the label above the thing this can be nice if you have a two column where it's sort of like the the high level overview and then stacked stacked input boxes where the label is above the input i think that's also fine but we're going to start off with just this simple stacked layout so i'm going to copy all the html for that and drop that in and we'll take a look and see what's going on here all right so let's refresh our page so this is our new product form which if we look at it we're going to want some name field that's going to collect the name of the product about we can repurpose as description eventually we'll have a photo of the product but for now i'm just going to like remove this input completely same thing with cover photo and then um eventually we're going to want to create or collect the currency that we want to charge in the amount how much we want to charge for these products these one-time products so we can just use kind of like maybe two fields like this or something maybe this currency field may be shorter the unit amount field is longer but we'll we'll see okay so what we want to do is start off by changing profile to product and we'll just remove sort of that the template thing there and then let's change username to just name this is going to be the name of the product i'm going to change all references of username here to name and then the actual name property of the input needs to be product with name inside of square brackets okay so now we have this name thing but we still have this workation thing going on that's because the css here has um this little like rounded thingy and so we need to remove some of this roundedness so we're going to remove rounded none and change it from round on the right side to round the whole thing and that should give us a nice product name okay let's go to the about section and we're going to change about to actually yeah to description and then we're going to change about to description and then we're going to change this name here to be product description i'm remembering one thing um create product so in the migration we ended up making the description a string i'm going to change that to be text so rails g migration make product description text and let's talk about how we can modify so make product description checks so we're gonna say change column on the products table description to text rails db migrate i think that should just work because text should uh be able to be upgraded or string should be able to be upgraded to text without any issue okay let's go back to our product new form here and the the next thing is a photo the next thing is a cover photo so we're going to delete both of those and okay we've got an extra end div there okay write a few sentences uh write a few sentences to describe the product sure that's i don't know it's kind of like cute right a little nice little thing underneath it and then in terms of personal information let's keep this horizontal divide and then we're going to call this prices instead of personal information uh we're going to say price or maybe like default price and we're going to say set a default price all right and instead of first name we're going to use currency here first name is going to be changed to currency okay and then the name is going to be so what we want to do is we're going to create the product and ins inside of the product create we're going to like save the name and the description in the database then we're going to take the currency and the amount and we're going to pass that to stripe to create a default price and so inside of the controller we need to actually send some of this to the database some of it to stripes stripe's going to give us some stuff back we're going to put the rest of it in the database so here what i think i might want to do is say default price um yeah default price data for the currency that's going to be the name of it and then for last name we're going to change that to be amount uh last name amount slash g okay so then the name here is going to be default price data for the amount and we don't need any autocompletes anymore that would be kind of weird and then we can change the label to amount and we can change this to currency and the actual type here is no longer text this is going to be a number where the step is 0.01 i know in some currencies the step is going to be different right like some currencies have long decimal decimal places that they support but for now we'll just make the step be uh two decimal places um i expect that because we're using this is we're building this creator platform for us uh for u.s creators to start this is probably a safe move um but like yeah i don't know this should work just fine at least out of the gate all right we're gonna remove email address country street address city state zip all of that is going to be removed we don't need that um all right so what do we have now okay so we have a default price that's going to collect the currency and the amount in fact i'm going to pre-fill the currency with a value of usd and the reason i want to do this is that when i'm testing it's going to be kind of a pain if i have to always enter that in but yeah so this should be this should be fine all right and then i'm going to remove this whole notifications div and um yeah so we're gonna remove this whole notifications thing okay and then we still have our buttons at the bottom cancel and save i'm gonna remove cancel that should just be just save and we can make that called create product all right so now the name is going to be something like test test test test the default price might be 122 or whatever we click when we click create we want this to send a a post request to uh slash products okay and i think we want this to have data turbo is false but i'm not 100 sure yet the other thing i want to do is now uh stripe supports uh localized uh currency so you can collect localized currencies the way this works is that from the api when you're creating a price object you can pass in currency options so if we want to also accept or offer euros when our customer might be in europe or japanese yen when our customers are in japan we could do that here by accepting multiple different currencies and then depending on the ip address of the end customer it would swap out the amount in currency on the end so that would allow us to build out like purchasing power parity type stuff or you know your own custom custom currencies for someone in the us versus someone who wants to pay in euros that way if a customer is based in europe they're accustomed to paying euros they don't have to pay for the the foreign exchange fees right the fx fees to their bank when they buy something in usd so usually if you're in europe and you want to buy something in usd it's my understanding that you pay money on usd and when that money comes out of your bank account which is in euros there's going to be a little fee that's attached to that so if you wanted to pay in euros to buy some ebook that one of our creators from the us created then you should we want to be able to offer you the option to pay in euros so that you're not sort of like so that you are more likely to convert okay so we're at a good point here where we can start messing around so the other thing that i want to collect is these optional prices right like the optional currencies and so what we want to do is add another section under default price maybe it's called like alternative prices or something so let's just grab this whole thing and we're going to have a similar ui where we are where we'll enable users to enter in like alternative prices so instead of default we'll call it um alternative prices or something and um let's see what currencies are going to be supported so presentment currencies um yep so this is all the supported currency so we're gonna say like i don't know um select from the list of supported currencies and let's make like a nice little link that goes out to there so that users or these creators when they're entering this in um or when they're yeah when they're setting up their alternative currencies they know which currencies are supported it's there's a whole bunch of different currencies okay so then we're going to have this be target underscore blank so that their form if they've like half filled their format it doesn't end up uh logging them out okay so now we have this this section here that says alternative prices but if you have a keen eye then you know that right now when this gets submitted to the back end rails is going to look at this and be like default price currency i'm going to use the the last one that i encountered on the page which is going to be one of our alternative currencies that's not what we want instead what we want is we want to pass back some sort of currency i guess it's called currency options in the api so we'll use the same naming when we're building out our ends we're going to call this currency options currency options and this is going to be a list we're going to pass it as a list of currency to yeah currency and amount like diction it's going to be a list of dictionaries where each dictionary has a key of currency and the value is like usd or japanese yen or euro and then also it's going to have a key of amount and then the value for the amount so we're going to pass we need to pass this a little array thing here so that we'll build an array for each of those that come in all right so for now we'll just call this euro and we we should have like the html at least on the page for building out a product so we'll say test test amount amount and then when we click on create product this is sending a post request to the products controller which does not actually have that yet so we're going to jump over to the products controller we're going to add a new method here called create and in the create method we're going to say product is currentuser.products dot new product params if the product was saved then we are going to um we're going to create a new stripe product so we're going to say stripe product this so we need to create a class and we're gonna in that class we're gonna pass in params and we're also gonna pass in the product and then that product is gonna have a method called create product which will save and update the product under the under the hood under the hood okay so let's say private this is a private method for product params and it's just gonna allow the name and description okay that's our product params and then if we go uh let's go into our stripe directory here and add stripe product dot rb so this is gonna be a new class called stripe product and it's gonna have um our product and our params and those are also going to be like attributes on here uh product and params and then what we can do is say create product which is what we called it here and this is where we're actually going to call stripe product.create and pass in a bunch of arguments so the the arguments are outlined in the api reference for creating a brand new product so what we can do is instead of creating a price object let's look at this new product create so product create now has this brand new thing called default price data which is very handy and it enables us to pass in a bunch of data about all about the default price while we're creating the product previously you had to create the product in one call create the price in another call or you could create the price in ad hoc create the products underneath it this is much much better we can create the product and the price at the same time and have all of those additional currency options so we're going to pass in a name the name is going to be product.name description is going to be product.description and then metadata for this product we want to include the user's id and also the product id that's great and then i want to pass in the default price data and this is going to be a big object that's going to create the actual underlying price object so the currency is going to be params default price data currency and the unit amount is going to be params default price amount then inside of here we are also going to pass currency options and i'm actually going to build this up as a variable that we're going to pass in here currency options and it's going to look something like this so currency options is going to be a dictionary where it's going to be it's going to look like this currency options at like usd is equal to a dictionary with the unit amount being like the value that was passed in and so in order to get to this shape what i'm going to use is inject so when we receive params params are going to have params currency options and recall those are going to come in as an array right so these are these are coming in as an array which we can then use inject and build up a hash which is going to be like our currency options or whatever this is really just like the accumulator so we can say acc at the um well let's let's call this option at like option of the currency is going to be this hash where we have unit amount points at the option of amount all right and then from our block we want to return acc and this should give us our currency options back all right so we're going to pass that in as our currency options and this call should give us back a stripe product and our stripe product we want to take that and we want to update our uh our internal product that we're storing the database we want to set the stripe product we want to set the stripe id do we call it i thought we called it stripe id we did okay so we want to set just stripe id to stripe product.id let's set data to the entire stripe product as json and then finally we have stripe price id this is going to be stripe product dot default price by default it would be default price but one other fancy thing that we're going to do is we're going to say expand the default price that way in the response from the api it'll include the price and a bunch of different information about the price that we get back okay so we are going to create a brand new stripe product using the api and we are going to update our product like so okay the one other thing i wanted to do was right here just add a simple little guard where we're going to return early if the product dot stripe id is present if there's a if there's a stripe id already we don't want to recreate the product in the api we only want this to happen if there's no product in the api or we don't have like reference to that product uh to that stripe product okay so we have our um let's go back to our products controller i'm not sure this is going to work we've been writing a lot of code we haven't tested anything so i think we should probably go uh do that so let's go back to our products we're going to create a new product we're going to say it's called test test one two three four whatever okay and then when we say create product let's actually inspect this too just to make sure that we have the right currency options thing okay create product uh oh no csrf token okay so let's go to our product new gosh this is one of the things about not using about not using form helpers which i don't know again that's like whatever that's my spicy take is don't use form helpers all right test again test again uh blah blah blah okay create product uh we're missing a comma probably let's see yep all right okay did that actually do anything all right we got a post request back from stripe i'm guessing that means that we used the api to do something so let's open up rails console and look at product.last okay look at that it's got a product id the stripe price id is a whole bunch of data so that's wrong we want that to just be the id of the default price so i meant to make that id but i forgot to change it back okay new product test again test again all right uh we'll make this one ten dollars and uh 12 euros and we'll say create product okay product dot last uh all right so there we go we've got the price id and we have the product id so we are looking really good but you might be wondering wait a second i want to add more alternative prices if i can add as many as i want why do i only have an input for euros let's add stimulus or let's use stimulus and make a button here that says add that will add the fields into our form that's going to kind of like build up our nested form here so let's go back over to yeah i guess we'll go back to the terminal here we're going to say rails g stimulus product form i think i don't know that seems good product form controller okay this is gonna be our product form controller and we're gonna have our product new so inside of our alternative products div here we're gonna say data controller is product form it's going to be our product form controller now rather than ever rendering out any of the div that contains the fields let's make this inside of a template and we're going to give this template a data product form target is equal to template and we're going to wrap the entire thing like that where does that start no okay okay and then we're going to create static targets is uh template now what we want to do is we want to drop any time we click on the button we want to drop that into some div here which is going to have data product form target is prices and we'll just make that an empty div okay and then in order for any of this to work we need some button so again i'm just gonna grab a button i should probably make like a shortcut a text shortcut for buttons right uh okay button i just want the middle one here okay this time i do want type button because i don't want to actually click um add or i don't want it to actually submit the form so i'm going to say add price we're going to call it add price and this is going to have a data action which is going to be product form add price okay add price is going to be this new method that's going to say something like um probably that i don't know github co-pilot is on fire today holy moly okay so sure i mean that seems reasonable let's see if that just works okay add price wow look at that add price add price okay now we can add different currencies so what i'm gonna do is i'm gonna remove the value for euros and um yeah i guess we could get super fancy and say like every time you click add price it sets the currency for you automatically that would be pretty money but uh like i don't think yeah i don't know it doesn't doesn't seem like it's worth worth the time right this second okay class underline so we can actually see this link okay let's also give this button a little bit of as they say breathing room with a margin top of four okay and now when we click add price add price let's give it um some your a price in euros so we're going to make this one like our new test test uh or test with price prices okay so let's say it's 10 usd it's going to be um nine dollars well what i think uh ten dollars usd nine euros oh oh wow scroll totally okay nine euros or i don't know what is the um exchange rate of usd to jpy what is that okay so one dollar is 130 okay so let's say times 10 what does that give us so that's how many japanese yen so 1 3 5 1 20 5 135 120 135 120. okay now let's say create product all right so at this point we should we should have a product product.last that in the database has okay it's really hard to read that json but that has a price and that price should have all of these different currency options on it now what does that actually mean it means that when we create a checkout session and redirect to checkout using that price if the customer is in europe or if they're in japan instead of paying 10 usd they're gonna pay nine euros or whatever 10 1051 351 japanese yen okay so what we want to do is we want to now create a way that people can actually pay for this right now like ideally what i want to have is some custom subdomain that creators can spin up that will be something like i don't know mydomain.creators.dev and on that page they can have all of their products that they want to display and someone can go there and say i want to buy this and that will redirect them to check out while we're just testing this out let's add a button on the show page for a product that will let us purchase the product i'm also remembering one other thing we just created the product at the platform level we did not create it on the connected account so we want to go back and do that so let's go to our uh stripe product so here when we're creating the product we're not we didn't pass in any stripe headers and so that meant that the product was created at the platform level but we actually want it to be created at the connected account level so these are direct charges that are happening um or like the the products are being purchased directly on the uh on each of the connected accounts all right so now what we want to do is generate a new controller for checking out so we're going to say rails g controller checkouts and this controller is just going to create checkout sessions and it will redirect to checkout let's let's go add a route for it resource checkout and in here we're going to say create and that's going to create a a checkout session and it's going to be stripe check out session.create we need to pass it a whole bunch of stuff we're going to say the mode is payment the success url is going to be let's just make this the root url for now cancel url will be the root url line items is going to be a list of line items that has one element and it's going to be the price that's going to come in from the params quantity is one and then we also want to specify what else let's see oh right okay so this in the same way that we created the product on the connected account we're going to create this checkout session on the connected account and so we need to know um it's possible that the users going through this checkouts controller are going to come in through a different route where we don't have the authenticated user we just know the the id of the product that they selected so in fact let's let's do this a little bit differently too um so let's look up the product so we're going to say product.find params product id now the account is going to be product.user.account and here we're going to say the stripe account is account.stripe id and the price is going to be product.stripe price id all right i think we're at a pretty good place we have our checkout session now we need to call redirect to check out session.url the status is c other and we need to have allow other host is set to true since we're redirecting to the stripe hosted page all right let's go back to our product show page so we want this to be a form that when submitted we'll hit that checkout controller's create action so we're gonna say form action is slash checkout and the method is post and um data turbo is false since we're gonna redirect to a different site we need our input type is hidden and that is going to have the product id but this is going to be done like this at product.id we also need input type is hidden and that's going to be our authenticity token and we're also going to have a button which we can grab from here again oops and the type this time is going to be submit and here we'll just say check out all right so if we go to a product show page let's go to the i don't know what is the last product let's see uh railsconsol product.last.id4 so if we go to number four okay we're seeing that product that id is nil that's because in the products controller we didn't actually find a product by id so now we should be able to do that okay now we see this checkout button we can click checkout and no such price blah blah blah okay this is an error that you will see if we uh if the checkout sessions account is different from the one that the product was created on so we need to go back actually what we need to do is create a new product now that we've updated so that it will go to the correct account remember how we add we just added that header also we want to get rid of this horizontal reference at the top there okay so whatever at a price euros okay create product um okay undefined method stripe id for user so that's good so this should be product.user.account.stripe id and did it create a new product let's see if it went to products five okay cool so now when we check out missing required param line items currency so i think what that actually means is that we're not passing in this price here so let's see product dot last product dot last dot stripe price id product dot find four stripe price id line items is an array what is going on here product oh why is that one not have anything that's odd okay let's try products new again all right we're going to create a brand new product we're going to add a price in euros all right create product and we should be redirected to the last product okay now when we check out by default it's in us dollars that's because i'm in the united states as i'm checking out now if we wanted to simulate a different country we can say customer email and then we can put in a special email address i don't actually remember what it is so let's go over here and testing okay so test plus location underscore and then a country so this should make it look like we're coming from france i think so we're gonna come back here go to dashboard go to product slash six and click on checkout and now we should see euros let's see boom we see it in euros okay that's pretty cool right so now we have price localization based on the ip address of where the customer is so we just created a product it has a bunch of prices that's happening all for us automatically under the hood as part of stripe um as part of stripe checkout and the power of these uh these custom localized currencies okay let's make this a little bit more user-friendly by giving our users a list of products when they go to this products page so we're gonna go to the products controller again and say show me the list of my products so we need to have an authenticated user we want our products now let's go to product index and we're going to iterate over all the products at products.each do product and i think we might want just a table here so let's find a table that's part of tailwind ui so we're going to find tables uh okay and this first one looks pretty nice i mean it's simple enough and we can just drop that in there all right um this even has a button for uh for adding a new user we're gonna use or we could use um our uh our new button that we've already got or our link that we've already got and just wire that up so we only want the new products to iterate for each row in the table so let's clean that up a little bit and then what can we do here we want to just say um okay instead of having new product there we're gonna move this down into here and then we're gonna grab all of those classes and we'll just say add okay add product and now that should work just fine that's cool all right we don't need users uh or like this this header here we've already got our products thing up above so we're just going to remove that a list of all the products in your account and this sentence i think we can just call it good there all right a list of all the products in your account great and then instead of actually listing the products it just iterates over uh a bunch of stuff so let's say the name and then what we want to do i think is yeah well let's pull the name um and the price and then yeah let's leave an edit link okay so the name is going to be product.name and then the price is going to be something that we have to pull out of the data out of the data properties and then edit is just going to be the edit product path for the product all right and this is going to be some price price okay let's look and see what we've got okay so now we have our product names we've got an edit link so edit test with prices we don't actually have an edit form yet but this gets us started so the price how do we want to pull the price out so let's let's see here so product.last.data in order to access the actual contents of the price so we have our default price which has its unit amount so what we want to do is say something like let's say stripe product dot construct from product.last.data does that work no json.purse okay so this is going to give us a stripe product back and then we can say dot default price and now we can access all the stuff that we want on the default price so let's add a little helper method that will give us the product um product data from the product object i think i don't know let's let's just add a helper product or data as product or something i don't know data product data i don't know uh so stripe product dot construct from all right so now in the product index what we can do is for this price we can just say product default price dot unit amount and nope product dot oh it needs to be product data okay not all the products have data product where data is nil dot destroy all okay that's a quick way to do it okay now we have our prices rendering there so let's render that unit amount at number as currency and here we can pass in let's divide this by 100.0 just so that it looks sort of nice number as currency is that not the method or two currency number two currency okay now we see our price is there that is looking pretty nice uh i think we might actually want this to be right aligned is it text text right okay interesting so yeah let's do that for both the header and in the data column okay so now we have our prices there we have our edit button that's looking pretty good okay so we have our test prices we can say edit we should probably also make this a link to show the price but for now i think that is pretty good a pretty good start we haven't yet added many validations we still have a little bit of cleanup to do to remove horizontal references and such but we're in a pretty good place where we can create products with several different currencies and we're able to redirect we know how to test different currencies so at this point we're able to sort of create the product i think in the next episode we're going to talk about uploading assets that you would sell as the result of these products we're also going to talk about we've got a whole bunch of different things and tools and ideas for what we might want to build for these creators so stick around as we continue to build out this creator platform thanks so much for watching and we will see you in the next one [Music]

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