Stripe Projects

Declare infra that Stripe Projects provisions across ~45 providers — driven through the Stripe CLI, with identity by name and no captured state.

Sometimes you don’t want to talk to each provider at all — you want one place to provision (and pay for) your whole stack. Stripe Projects does exactly that across ~45 providers, and infra-ts/stripe-projects lets you declare that infra as typed entities.

• Import: import { NeonPostgres, UpstashRedis, StripeProjectsService } from "infra-ts/stripe-projects";
• Credentials: none — auth is your local Stripe CLI session. The engine detects and offers to install the Stripe CLI + projects plugin (brew install stripe/stripe-cli/stripe && stripe plugin install projects).

How it’s different

These entities don’t wrap a REST API — they compose the Stripe CLI (stripe projects add/status/upgrade/remove/env):

• Identity is the entity name. apply runs stripe projects add … --name db; plan reads live state from stripe projects status. Nothing is written to .infra — Stripe Projects’ own .projects/ manifest stays its own business.
• No captured credentials or state. infra-ts owns only the composition graph; the Stripe CLI owns provisioning, billing, and credential distribution.
• Typed produced env. db.env.databaseUrl wires into any consumer just like the REST providers. Stripe Projects syncs the real values into your .env (env --pull); infra-ts reads them back by their OS key.

This is the “compose native tools, own only the graph” model — see the repo’s DESIGN.md.

Entities

StripeProjectsService is the escape hatch for anything without a typed wrapper yet — declare the env fields it exposes with exposes. The typed subset is intentionally small to start and will grow.

Example

import { defineInfra } from "infra-ts";
import {
	NeonPostgres,
	StripeProjectsService,
	UpstashRedis,
} from "infra-ts/stripe-projects";
import { VercelProject } from "infra-ts/vercel";

const db = new NeonPostgres({ name: "db", tier: "launch" });
const cache = new UpstashRedis({ name: "cache" });
const search = new StripeProjectsService({
	name: "search",
	provider: "algolia",
	service: "application",
	exposes: ["algoliaAppId", "algoliaApiKey"],
});

export default defineInfra({
	entities: [
		db,
		cache,
		search,
		new VercelProject({
			name: "web",
			team: "team_x",
			env: { DATABASE_URL: db.env.databaseUrl },
		}),
	],
});