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Stockholm Makerspace member administration and store.
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Simplify the README a bit #487

Closed emanuelen5 closed 2 months ago

emanuelen5 commented 2 months ago

Move the one-time configuration to a Python script.

That way you don't need to neither go to the Stripe page and create the products manually, nor copy-paste the script from the README.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 4901544daf2f856dc4e76acfbf997f42f6985713 and 6a30d2e7fe1e55a6820624ce200ef6f30ab8e0a7.

Walkthrough

The recent update streamlines the Stripe configuration setup for a membership association project. It involves refining terminology in the README for better clarity and introducing a Python script to automate the creation of Stripe products and prices, simplifying the setup process.

Changes

File Change Summary
README.md Renamed section title to "Required Stripe configuration" and added a script for automated setup.
create_stripe_products.py Added a script to automate the creation of Stripe products and prices for the membership association.

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emanuelen5 commented 2 months ago

@coderabbitai Can you check if the description that I removed in the README is equivalent to the code added in the create_stripe_products.py? It should also be equivalent to the bash script that I removed in the README.

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@emanuelen5, I have reviewed the changes made in the README and the create_stripe_products.py script, as well as the previous version of the README that contained the Bash script. Here's a summary of the findings:

Removed Bash Script Description (from previous README version)

The removed Bash script provided detailed commands for setting up Stripe products and prices manually using the Stripe CLI. It included commands for creating products for base membership and makerspace access, setting up prices for these products, and creating a coupon for low-income discounts. The script also detailed the metadata to be added to each product and price.

New Python Script (create_stripe_products.py)

The new Python script automates the creation of Stripe products and prices. It defines products for base membership and makerspace access, sets up recurring prices for these products, and includes a binding period price for the makerspace access. The script uses the Stripe Python library to interact with the Stripe API, setting metadata similar to what was described in the Bash script.

Comparison

In conclusion, the Python script create_stripe_products.py is functionally equivalent to the description and commands in the removed Bash script from the README. The transition from a manual Bash script to an automated Python script should streamline the setup process for users, maintaining the same functional setup with improved user experience.

Analysis chain
Scripts executed The following scripts were executed for the analysis: --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Retrieve the current README file cat README.md # Retrieve the create_stripe_products.py file cat create_stripe_products.py # Retrieve the previous version of the README file to analyze the removed Bash script git show HEAD~1:README.md ``` Length of output: 20338