Stripe is a company that has an API for credit card transactions. Many online companies use it as a way to charge their customers. Customers will enter credit card information at a company’s website, then the company’s servers will make calls to the Stripe API to make those transactions happen.
Tax codes classify goods and services for tax purposes. Stripe's Tax Code API requests are used to obtain codes that determine a product’s tax rate.
I referenced Stripe's API documentation to create a sample OAS for the Tax Code API endpoints in Swagger.
Accessing the Tax Code API endpoints require a Stripe user account with basic authorization credentials. Anyone can create a Stripe user account by signing up at Stripe.com.
In my sample OAS, clicking the "Authorize" button will open a dialogue box to enter a user name and password.
There are two tax code endpoints which use the GET method to list all tax codes and retrive tax codes.
The GET requests in my sample OAS are depicted in the screenshot below.
The tax_code_id is the only required paramter for the /tax_codes/{tax_code_id} request.
The ending_before, limit, and starting_after parameters apply to the /tax_codes request. These parameters are not required.
When left unpopulated, the default number of Tax Codes retrieved is ten.
The Stripe API returns JSON responses.
