Stripe Test Tokens

Use this to quickly create Stripe test tokens for successful and exceptional responses from Stripe.

Install

composer require jacobbennett/stripe-test-token

Usage

<?php

use JacobBennett\StripeTestToken;
use Stripe\Charge;

StripeTestToken::setApiKey('your_stripe_secret_test_key');

// Fake a Successful Charge

Charge::create([
        'amount' => 500,
        'currency' => 'usd',
        'source' => StripeTestToken::validVisa(),
]);


// Fake a Failing Charge

try {

        Charge::create([
                'amount' => 500,
                'currency' => 'usd',
                'source' => StripeTestToken::cvcFail(),
        ]);

} catch (\Stripe\Error\Card $e) {
        // handle errors
}

Docs

Find full descriptions at original Stripe Docs Reference

Using Methods

To use any of the methods below, call the listed method as a static on the StripeTestToken class. If you only want to return the corresponding card number, such as with Selenium or Laravel Dusk, you can call the same method on the StripeCardNumber class.

<?php 

\JacobBennett\StripeCardNumber::validVisa(); // Returns the valid Visa card number 4012888888881881
\JacobBennett\StripeTestToken::validVisa(); // Attempts to generate a token against the Stripe API for a valid Visa card

Test card numbers

Genuine card information cannot be used in test mode. Instead, use any of the following test card methods to create a successful payment token:

Method
validVisa
validVisaDebit
validMastercard
validMastercardDebit
validMastercardPrepaid
validAmex
validDiscover
validDinersClub
validJCB

Testing for specific responses and errors

The following methods can be used to create tokens that produce specific responses—useful for testing different scenarios and error codes. Verification checks only run when the required information is provided (e.g., for cvc_check to fail, a CVC code must be provided).

Method	Description
successDirectToBalance	Charge succeeds and funds will be added directly to your available balance (bypassing your pending balance).
addressZipFail	The `address_line1_check` and `address_zip_check` verifications fail. If your account is blocking payments that fail ZIP code validation, the charge is declined.
addressFail	Charge succeeds but the `address_line1_check` verification fails.
zipFail	The `address_zip_check` verification fails. If your account is blocking payments that fail ZIP code validation, the charge is declined.
addressZipUnavailable	Charge succeeds but the `address_zip_check` and `address_line1_check` verifications are both unavailable.
cvcFail	If a CVC number is provided, the `cvc_check` fails. If your account is blocking payments that fail CVC code validation, the charge is declined.
customerChargeFail	Attaching this card to a Customer object succeeds, but attempts to charge the customer fail.
successWithReview	Charge succeeds with a `risk_level` of elevated and placed into review.
declineCard	Charge is declined with a `card_declined` code.
declineFraudulentCard	Charge is declined with a `card_declined` code and a `fraudulent` reason.
declineIncorrectCvc	Charge is declined with an `incorrect_cvc` code.
declineExpiredCard	Charge is declined with an `expired_card` code.
declineProcessingError	Charge is declined with a `processing_error` code.
declineIncorrectNumber	Charge is declined with an `incorrect_number` code as the card number fails the Luhn check.

Testing

In order to run the full test suite, you must have STRIPE_KEY set in your environment, as the test will hit the Stripe API in order to generate a test token.

$ STRIPE_KEY=sk_test_YourTestKeyHere phpunit tests/

License

This project is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license

Easily Create Stripe Tokens and Cards For Testing