The goal of this package is to make testing stripe webhooks easy on a local machine without the use of ngrok or other similar tunneling services. The package will simulate a post request to a specified endpoint with a json containing event data and make sure that your application reacts accordingly.

Via Composer

$ composer require TeamTNT/php-stripe-webhook-tester

$tester = new TeamTNT\Stripe\WebhookTester();
$tester->setVersion('2018-05-21');
$tester->setEndpoint('http://local.dev/stripe/webhooks');

$response = $tester->triggerEvent('charge.succeeded');

For your convenience you can use chained methods

$tester = new TeamTNT\Stripe\WebhookTester('http://local.dev/stripe/webhooks);
$response = $tester->setVersion('2014-09-08')->triggerEvent('charge.succeeded');

To implement this package with Laravel Cashier, you will need to override the eventExistsOnStripe() method in Laravel\Cashier\WebhookController with something like this:

protected function eventExistsOnStripe($id)
{
    if(App::environment() == 'testing' or App::environment() == 'local') {
        return true;
    }
    try {
        return ! is_null(StripeEvent::retrieve($id, Config::get('services.stripe.secret')));
    } catch (Exception $e) {
        return false;
    }
}

Without the environment checks Cashier attempts to verify that the dummy event is a valid webhook with Stripe, which will obviously fail.

Available versions and events can be found in the webhooks directory

$ phpunit

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

• Nenad Ticaric
• Sasa Tokic
• Jesse Schutt
• All Contributors

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.