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how to use Stripe in laravel without using composer? – CPanel

my project has been done with laravel 7 and its on a real host with cpanel as server software.

I want to online payment to website and I think Stripe is the best option but I cant figure it out how to use it without composer.

in every tutorial people used composer commands for doing this automatically, but in my case I have to put files one by one and update files.

I asked host provider about giving me composer ability on apache, but they said they cant so I have to do every thing manually.

I would be very glad if you could help me in this.

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    You do not need the Composer in your Hosting-Environment, If you have it in your Local-Environment then you will have the files already installed on your server. You could try Homestead what is already a pre-configured local-development environment for Laravel.

    Composer is only a dependency-management-system, what makes you really easier to use open-source-code from other third party providers like the STRIPE-SDK.

    But you can also use Stripes RAW REST-API’s without the SDK, but it would be much more work – you can for example extract the needed parameters from the curl-example of stripe, but also if you use this direct way It would be easier to use a Curl-Wrapper-Library like Guzzle.

    You should really have a deeper look into the composer, because if you want to use & contribute with some community-projects you need composer.

    BTW: when you install laravel from scratch, then you still use the composer, as you see here.

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    While Composer is the recommended option, Stripe supports manual installation by downloading a specific version of their library and including it directly. It’s also covered directly on their readme page here: https://github.com/stripe/stripe-php#manual-installation

    You install the library locally by downloading the latest release and unzipping it, you add this to your own code and then you include the library like this:

    require_once('/path/to/stripe-php/init.php');
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