stripe-php | PHP library for the Stripe API | REST library

The problem is that you require doctrine/common in v2. This depends on doctrine/persistence in v1. Updating all your packages to Symfony 5.2 will also update symfony/doctrine-bridge to 5.2 - and this requires doctrine/persistence in v2.

Updating doctrine/common to v3 in your composer.json could help to resolve the problem. Also, since you are using symfony/flex already, you can remove all explicit version constraints on the Symfony packages - it's sufficient to define the Symfony version further down in the extra section as you already did. This makes it way easier to update all Symfony packages, as you only need to change this one line

That composer.json file is a bit of a mess. Some Symfony packages on 5.3, some even on 5.1, and many on 6.

Also you are controlling Symfony versioning from extra.symfony.require, and at the same time from the discrete version constraints. You include some packages that no longer exist on 6.0 (symfony/security-guard), and are missing some that should be installed on a 6.0 version.

It's simply not on an installable state.

I've managed to make it installable changing it like this:

I don't think your problem is the $productName. I tested out the code you provided and it looks like the issue has to do with the price value. You convert the $productPrice to $stripeAmount but then you don't use it. Without the conversion the amounts for either of the services are less than the $0.50 threshold (with the USD = HUF conversion).

As their docs point out, Stripe requires your charge amounts to be valued between $0.50 and $999,999.00

I don't think this impacted your attempt here but it might also be worth updating the way in which you are invoking/using the Stripe PHP library to conform to the current standard: https://github.com/stripe/stripe-php#getting-started

It will mean you can more easily use the code snippets displayed in the API docs

For stripe-php versions prior to 7.33, you have to retrieve first and then call delete like this:

According to my experience I upgraded from laravel 7.2 to laravel 8 Check upgrade

You have to check all dependencies required in version 8. As I remembered in version 5 routes are in app folder but in new version routes sre in root folder so you will face many problem. There is more different b/w laravel8 into laravel5. Even folder structure are different so.

If you developed your projects then develop from scratch.

1. Download a fresh laravel without any package
2. check dependencies and all packages mentioned in your old projects composer.json and composer.lock . Don't forget to check package.json if exists
3. Now mention all the packages (with upgraded version by comparing using link ) in your new projects composer.json file .
4. composer update

Now you have to check if your projects can run in upgraded version. 5. Copy vendor folder composer.json file and composer.lock and bootstrap folder 6. Now php artisan serve 7. If your projects running smoothly then go further 8. Copy your routes.php from app folder of old project to routes/web.php new projects 9. Copy all view from old projects to new projects 10. Copy all your models and all your controllers 11. Now add "files" :["app/Http/helpers/helpers.php"] lines in composer.json 12.now composer dump-autoload Then run your server if runs well then your code can work on version 8 environment.

don't forgot to check all folder from app and config folder if you find any extra file just copt it p.

Now here is an problem with your admin panel or login panel if you have otp or another extra feature do it from scratch.

here is no commands to upgrade from version 5 to version 8.

As you can read in an issue posted in the issue tracker of doctrine/cache, that class has been deprecated in v1 of that package, and removed in v2.

If you still want to use that class, run composer require doctrine/cache "^1.12" to install a version of that package from the v1 branch.

On the long run, you should check where your application requires that class and search for alternatives. If you need help with that, please share more details.

Composer is telling you what is wrong. It wants PHP8 and you offer php7.4, so it doesnt install.

From the comments it also says that laravel 9 is in development. As you're stuggling with this, I dont recommend using that version and go one back, using 8.

What I recommend doing (and what I've been doing lately to a much larger website), is first to run composer update. That way, you update all packages in a sem-ver method (so only minor updates). Deploy that to your server.

Than you can use compser outdated to see what you can update. Do composer update package/name -W (with all dependencies), just one at a time. if you run into a problem, just goto the next one, sometimes after you come back you can still do it.

If you go to packagist.org you can serach your package and see what the current versions are. Sometimes you can go up a few mayors, sometimes one, sometimes only minor. It's a bit of a puzzle.

Try checking the capitalization of your import. You should rename use stripe; to use Stripe;.

If you did install the package using composer require stripe/stripe-php, try running composer dump-autoload. This will regenerate the list of all classes that need to be included in your project. That will probably pick up the newly installed package.

Use Composer version of stripe and include autoload file on the top as per the document. And it should be working fine.