Enhanced support for DRF

[0xZXDX]

The request.data obtained by the DRF is a dict type.
Is not required to do json.loads

class OrderCallBackViewSet(mixins.CreateModelMixin,
                           viewsets.GenericViewSet):
    ......
    def create(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
        # payload = request.data  => payload==dict Object
        ......

[brandur-stripe]

Will leave this one to you OB :)

Out of curiosity though, does DRF = Django REST Framework?

[0xZXDX]

Will leave this one to you OB :)

Out of curiosity though, does DRF = Django REST Framework?

yes, DRF = Django REST Framework

[ob-stripe]

Hi @anshengme, thanks for the contribution.

Regardless of the framework you use (Django or otherwise), you must pass the raw payload (as in, the exact series of bytes sent by Stripe in the request's body) to construct_event. If the payload is already deserialized to a dict by the framework, then it is virtually guaranteed that the signature verification will fail (because JSON does not guarantee formatting, key order, etc.)

If you want to build a stripe.Event instance from a dict without verifying the signature (which is not recommended in production, but can be useful in tests), you can simply do:

event = stripe.Event.construct_from(data, stripe.api_key) # where data is a dict

Hope this helps! Closing the PR, but feel free to reply if you have questions.