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'Monetize your API using the Stripe Mongoose API Library' javascript stripe

Create a folder using:We will create a very simple schema with no schema fields to simplify our work, but you can just add whatever field you want.

const mongoose=require; const apiSystem=require; const userSchema=new mongoose.Schema userSchema.plugin; module.exports=mongoose.model{ stripeSecret: 'your stripe secret key', webhookSign: 'your stripe webhook sign key', priceId: 'the price id of your product' }and choose what other options to add.const mongoose=require; const MONGO_URI='Your MongoDB uri' mongoose.connect; const db=mongoose.connection; db.on); db.once=> { console.

And now if you try to run the file and all went well you will see in the console: 'Database connected'.const express=require; const app=express; app.use=> })); express.json is a must have middleware for this project because without this Stripe Mongoose Api cannot understand the webhook requests. Add the views:Create a views folder and name it views using:

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