stripe webhooks debug on development server

[Kushwaha]

I need to know how to debug/test stripe webhooks on development server using .net c#

Thanks in advance!!

[Brian Krausz]

Hello,

There is a "Test Webhooks" button in the dashboard[1] that will send a webhook to your test endpoint. From there you can do what you'd like with the webhook.

You can also create test objects via the API using your test key, which will cause us to send accurate test webhooks for those actions.

Thanks,

Brian

 

[1] https://dashboard.stripe.com/account/webhooks

On Sun, Jul 5, 2015 at 9:50 AM Kushwaha <pradeepku...@gmail.com> wrote:

I need to know how to debug/test stripe webhooks on development server using .net c#

Thanks in advance!!

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[Pradeep Kushwaha]

Thanks for quick response Brian!!

Here I want to know is there any way to test webhooks at out localhost development server? As I have mentioned earlier that I need to test this in .net #.

Thanks

[Brian Krausz]

Stripe has no way to communicate with your localhost server, so we cannot send a webhook to it. You can simulate a webhook yourself by making a call from the command line to your localhost endpoint, but you'd need to manually create/copy the data. curl is a good tool for doing this.

Generally for specific issues with your own environment/development situation, we recommend contacting sup...@stripe.com. This list is intended for broader questions about the API and product.

Thanks,

Brian

[Pradeep Kushwaha]

Thank you!!

[Jim Danz]

Just to chime in a bit late, some folks enjoy using "localhost
forwarding" tools such as https://ngrok.com/ or http://localtunnel.me/
in order to test webhooks with local development servers.