stripe

To integrate Stripe payments and sync data to PostgreSQL, you need to initialize database migrations, configure managed webhooks, and run a backfill to synchronize products, prices, customers, and subscriptions into a dedicated stripe schema.

The best way to handle Stripe webhooks in a Replit app is using a managed webhook configuration that automatically processes events and keeps local PostgreSQL data in sync on startup and after incoming Stripe events.

Yes, you need stripe-replit-sync to avoid manual data duplication by automatically synchronizing Stripe data into a PostgreSQL stripe schema while you store only application-specific data like user references in separate schemas.

You can set up API routes for Stripe subscriptions and products by running database migrations with runMigrations, querying the synchronized stripe schema, and relying on webhook processing to keep product data current.

No, you should store application data such as user references in public or non-stripe schemas while querying the dedicated stripe schema for product data to prevent conflicts and maintain clean data separation.

Stripe data synchronization requires a backfill on startup to ensure your local PostgreSQL database matches existing Stripe records before processing new webhook events for continuous data consistency.