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Learn how to troubleshoot and solve the `404` error when configuring Stripe webhooks in your Django application.
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Troubleshooting the 404 Error When Connecting to Stripe Webhook in Django

If you're developing a Django application and integrating it with Stripe, you might run into issues while setting up webhooks. One common problem is encountering a 404 error when your application tries to handle incoming webhook requests. In this guide, we'll explore this issue in detail and provide a step-by-step solution to resolve it.

Understanding the Problem

Webhooks are a way for Stripe to notify your application about events such as successful payments. When you set up a webhook in your Django project, you may notice 404 Not Found errors in your logs when Stripe attempts to send data to your specified URL. This often indicates that the path is not correctly mapped in your Django application.

Here’s an example of the error you might encounter:

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This error suggests that the endpoint /my_webhook is not recognized in your Django application's urls.py file.

Analyzing Your Code

In a typical Django application, you'll have a urls.py file that defines your URL routes and a views.py file where request handling logic resides.

Here's the relevant code snippet:

urls.py

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views.py

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Solution to the 404 Error

The solution to resolving the 404 error lies in ensuring that the webhook URL configured in Stripe matches the endpoint defined in your Django application. Here's how you can fix it:

Check Your Stripe CLI Command: The command you used to start the Stripe listener might be incorrect. You should include your Django app’s name in the endpoint URL.

Incorrect Command (leading to 404):

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Correct the Forwarding URL: Include your app's name in the URL. If your app is named pred, the command should be structured as follows:

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Restart Your Stripe Listener: Once you've made the update, restart the Stripe listener and ensure that your Django application is running.

Conclusion

By ensuring the correct format for the webhook URL, you can prevent 404 errors and allow your Django application to properly handle incoming requests from Stripe. Remember to always include the correct path according to how your Django URLs are configured. With these adjustments, you should be able to receive webhook notifications effectively!

Feel free to leave a comment below if you have any questions or further issues regarding Stripe webhooks in Django!