Test et débogage Stripe

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Permet de tester et déboguer les intégrations de paiement Stripe. Simule des flux de paiement, vérifie la gestion des webhooks, diagnostique les échecs de transaction et valide le cycle de vie des abonnements. Utile lorsqu'on doit s'assurer que les intégrations Stripe fonctionnent correctement.

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DeveloppementIntermédiaire
14002/06/2026
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#stripe#payments#webhooks#testing#debugging

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Ce skill permet de tester et déboguer les intégrations de paiement Stripe de bout en bout, y compris les webhooks, les échecs de paiement et les abonnements.

Points forts

  • Fournit des numéros de cartes de test spécifiques pour reproduire les erreurs courantes.
  • Utilise la Stripe CLI pour déclencher des événements webhook réels.
  • Couverture complète du cycle de vie des abonnements avec des horloges de test.
  • Analyse détaillée des erreurs de PaymentIntent.

Limites

  • Nécessite l'installation de la Stripe CLI et une clé API de test.
  • Fonctionne uniquement en mode test, pas en production.
  • Ne teste pas les intégrations tierces au-delà de Stripe.
Quand l'utiliser

Quand vous devez vérifier le comportement d'une intégration Stripe ou déboguer des échecs de paiement.

Quand l'éviter

Si vous n'avez pas accès à la Stripe CLI ou aux clés de test, ou si vous devez tester des flux en production.

Analyse de sécurité

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Score qualité90/100

The skill uses standard Stripe CLI commands in test mode with explicit API keys. No destructive, exfiltrating, or obfuscated operations. It emphasizes safety practices like using test keys and test cards.

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Exemples

Debug a Failed Checkout
Our checkout is failing for some customers. The last failed payment intent is pi_3OxR2aKX8dVqS71m0abc1234. Can you figure out what's going wrong?
Test Webhook Handling
Verify that our webhook handler correctly processes checkout.session.completed events. Use Stripe CLI to trigger the event and check our server logs.
Simulate Subscription Lifecycle
Check if our subscription system handles trial-to-active transition correctly. Create a test customer with a trial subscription using a test clock, then advance time to trigger the transition.

name: stripe-testing description: >- Test and debug Stripe payment integrations. Use when someone needs to verify webhook handling, simulate payment flows, debug failed charges, validate subscription lifecycle, or troubleshoot Stripe API errors. Trigger words: stripe, payment testing, webhook debugging, charge failed, subscription error, payment intent, checkout session. license: Apache-2.0 compatibility: "Requires Stripe CLI installed (brew install stripe/stripe-cli/stripe) and a Stripe test API key" metadata: author: terminal-skills version: "1.0.0" category: development tags: ["stripe", "payments", "webhooks", "testing", "debugging"]

Stripe Testing

Overview

This skill helps you test and debug Stripe payment integrations end-to-end. It covers webhook verification, payment flow simulation using Stripe CLI and test mode, charge failure diagnosis, and subscription lifecycle validation.

Instructions

Setting Up the Test Environment

  1. Verify Stripe CLI is installed: stripe --version
  2. Check for a test API key in environment variables (STRIPE_SECRET_KEY starting with sk_test_)
  3. If no key is found, instruct the user to set one from the Stripe Dashboard → Developers → API keys
  4. Run stripe listen --forward-to localhost:<port>/webhooks/stripe to forward webhooks locally

Debugging Failed Charges

  1. Ask for the payment intent ID or charge ID (starts with pi_ or ch_)
  2. Retrieve details: stripe payment_intents retrieve <id> --api-key $STRIPE_SECRET_KEY
  3. Check the last_payment_error field for the decline reason
  4. Common decline codes and fixes:
    • card_declined → Use test card 4000000000000002 to reproduce
    • insufficient_funds → Test with 4000000000009995
    • expired_card → Test with 4000000000000069
    • incorrect_cvc → Test with 4000000000000127
  5. Check the Events tab: stripe events list --limit 5 --api-key $STRIPE_SECRET_KEY

Testing Webhook Handlers

  1. List registered webhook endpoints: stripe webhook_endpoints list --api-key $STRIPE_SECRET_KEY
  2. Trigger a specific event: stripe trigger <event_type> (e.g., stripe trigger payment_intent.succeeded)
  3. Verify the local server received and processed the event correctly
  4. Check webhook signature verification in the handler code — look for stripe.webhooks.constructEvent()
  5. Common webhook events to test:
    • checkout.session.completed
    • invoice.payment_succeeded
    • invoice.payment_failed
    • customer.subscription.updated
    • customer.subscription.deleted

Validating Subscription Lifecycle

  1. Create a test customer: stripe customers create --name "Test User" --email test@example.com --api-key $STRIPE_SECRET_KEY
  2. Create a subscription with a test clock for time simulation:
    stripe test_clocks create --frozen-time $(date +%s) --api-key $STRIPE_SECRET_KEY
    
  3. Advance the test clock to simulate billing cycles:
    stripe test_clocks advance <clock_id> --frozen-time <future_timestamp> --api-key $STRIPE_SECRET_KEY
    
  4. Verify subscription status transitions: trialingactivepast_duecanceled

Reading Server-Side Logs

  1. Search the application logs for Stripe-related entries (look for stripe, webhook, payment)
  2. Check for HTTP 4xx/5xx responses to Stripe webhook deliveries
  3. Verify idempotency — duplicate webhook deliveries should not create duplicate records

Examples

Example 1: Debug a Failed Checkout

User prompt:

Our checkout is failing for some customers. The last failed payment intent is pi_3OxR2aKX8dVqS71m0abc1234. Can you figure out what's going wrong?

Agent actions:

stripe payment_intents retrieve pi_3OxR2aKX8dVqS71m0abc1234 --api-key $STRIPE_SECRET_KEY

Agent output:

Payment Intent pi_3OxR2aKX8dVqS71m0abc1234:
  Status: requires_payment_method
  Last error: card_declined (generic_decline)
  Amount: $49.00 USD
  Customer: cus_PqR7xYz

Analysis:
1. The card was declined with a generic decline — this means the issuing bank refused it
2. This is NOT a code issue — the customer's bank rejected the charge
3. Your error handling looks correct — the PI moved to requires_payment_method

Recommendations:
- Ensure your frontend shows a clear "card declined" message
- Offer alternative payment methods (Apple Pay, Google Pay, bank transfer)
- Check if you have retry logic for `invoice.payment_failed` webhooks

Example 2: Verify Webhook Handler Works

User prompt:

I just deployed a new webhook handler for subscription cancellations. Can you test it?

Agent actions:

stripe listen --forward-to localhost:3000/api/webhooks/stripe &
stripe trigger customer.subscription.deleted

Agent output:

Webhook forwarding active on localhost:3000/api/webhooks/stripe

Triggered: customer.subscription.deleted
  → Delivered to localhost:3000/api/webhooks/stripe [200 OK] in 145ms

Verified:
✓ Webhook received and acknowledged with 200
✓ Signature verification passed (using whsec_ signing secret)
✓ Event type correctly matched to handler

Next steps:
- Check your database: was the subscription marked as canceled?
- Verify the customer received a cancellation email
- Test edge case: trigger it twice to confirm idempotency

Guidelines

  • Always use test mode keys (sk_test_) — never use live keys for testing
  • Use Stripe's built-in test card numbers rather than real card data
  • Test clocks are essential for subscription testing — they let you fast-forward time
  • Always verify webhook signature validation is implemented correctly
  • Check for race conditions: webhooks can arrive before the redirect completes
  • Monitor the Stripe Dashboard → Developers → Webhooks for delivery failures
  • Use --api-key flag explicitly rather than relying on environment to avoid mistakes
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