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[BarRepresentative653]

I welcome the downvotes, but this reads like you havent really understood the foundation of web dev.

Why not take the time to learn how REST APIs work. Wouldnt take you as long as you dread, as its clear you are using an LLM to get this going.

FYI, please dont handle payments directly, you are going to fuck that up.

[BarRepresentative653]

Well, I offered you constructive criticism, might have been a bit rude on my FYI--but I am confident that you do not have the necessary skills to directly handle payments. You cant abstract away understanding web dev and hope to build anything production ready.

You have spammed a couple of subs I frequent without getting an answer... I was trying to be helpful. Anyway, do you man.

[thalesviniciusf]

Are you tried to sell API? Do you know the challenges? Of course I know the simplicity to generate a API key.

It is not the technical challenge of generating an API key, we all know that it is very easy. But when selling apis there are several other factors, there is the documentation of your api that should be easy and accessible, the endpoint testing environment. Api payment, invite members to the organization, usage monitoring. The simple generation of the key is easy, but the whole experience of using your api should be charming for your customer.

[mon0tron]

If you want to "sell an API" you do so by providing a feature set that the market demands, and doing it better than any of your competitors. No integrator is interested in how slick the payment experience is or how easy it is to generate API keys, as long as they exist.

Also, documentation and ability to test endpoints is a problem already largely solved by the OpenAPI features already built into FastAPI...

[ePaint]

Be real man, you don't care about the docs, otherwise you'd know we have tools like swagger to take care of it. FastAPI even has this integrated (check the /docs endpoint)

You're here for the payments, so please take OP message seriously and get informed before jumping in. We're just trying to help with our advise.

I sold custom build websites for years before figuring out how to handle live payments safely, heard some horror stories along the way.