A Discourse plugin that allows payments and subscription management via Stripe.

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Discourse Donations

Accept donations in Discourse! Integrates with Stripe.

Note: Stripe requires HTTPS.

Installation

Follow the install instructions here: https://meta.discourse.org/t/install-a-plugin/19157
Set the private and public keys in the plugin settings.

Visit /admin/plugins and configure.

Visit /admin/customize/site_texts and search for 'discourse_donations'. You'll find a few entries you can customise for your site.

To run the rails specs, install the plugin and run bundle exec rake plugin:spec[discourse-donations] in the discourse root directory.
To run qunit tests: MODULE='Acceptance: Discourse Donations' bundle exec rake qunit:test[20000].
To run Component tests: MODULE='component:stripe-card' bundle exec rake qunit:test[20000].

Note:

If you're using a zsh shell, then you probably get this error: zsh: no matches found ... and you'll need to escape the square brackets with backslashes.