Salesforce and Stripe both offer "test" authentication flows. These are separate environments with their own data that you can use while developing your integration.
OneGraph now has built-in support for authenticating with these test flows. You'll see new Salesforce [test] and Stripe [test] options in the Authentication dropdown in GraphiQL. They're also available when you create server-side tokens from the Server-Side Auth page.
If you're using onegraph-auth, our npm package, pass true as the third argument to login, e.g. auth.login('stripe', null, true), to log your users in with the test flow.
Salesforce and Stripe both offer "test" authentication flows. These are separate environments with their own data that you can use while developing your integration.
OneGraph now has built-in support for authenticating with these test flows. You'll see new
Salesforce [test]andStripe [test]options in the Authentication dropdown in GraphiQL. They're also available when you create server-side tokens from the Server-Side Auth page.If you're using
onegraph-auth, our npm package, pass true as the third argument tologin, e.g.auth.login('stripe', null, true), to log your users in with the test flow.If you're manually constructing authentication URLs, add
test=trueas a query param to the/oauth/starturl.