# stripekit

> The create-next-app of Stripe

Declare your catalog. Reconcile your own Stripe account. Own the code — no hosted layer, no revenue share.

## Table of Contents

### Introduction

- [Getting started](https://rafaelcg.github.io/stripekit/guide/getting-started.md)
- [How it works](https://rafaelcg.github.io/stripekit/guide/how-it-works.md)
- [Generated code](https://rafaelcg.github.io/stripekit/guide/generated-code.md)

### Commands

- [stripekit init](https://rafaelcg.github.io/stripekit/cli/init.md)
- [stripekit plan](https://rafaelcg.github.io/stripekit/cli/plan.md)
- [stripekit push](https://rafaelcg.github.io/stripekit/cli/push.md)
- [stripekit pull](https://rafaelcg.github.io/stripekit/cli/pull.md)
- [stripekit dev](https://rafaelcg.github.io/stripekit/cli/dev.md)
- [stripekit check](https://rafaelcg.github.io/stripekit/cli/check.md)

### Reference

- [Config reference](https://rafaelcg.github.io/stripekit/config.md)

### Other

- [Using stripekit](https://rafaelcg.github.io/stripekit/public/SKILL.md): Add Stripe billing — subscriptions, checkout, and the customer portal — to an app by declaring a catalog in code and running the stripekit CLI. Use when a user wants to add payments, subscriptions, plans, pricing, checkout, or a billing portal with Stripe (especially in a Next.js app), or to manage Stripe products/prices declaratively from a config file.