Bump stripe from 21.0.1 to 22.0.1 in /x402/server/node-typescript

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Bumps stripe from 21.0.1 to 22.0.1.

Release notes

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v22.0.1

• #2669 Add constructor based initialization for CJS based TypeScript imports
  • Initialization of Stripe class with new keyword is now possible for CJS based TypeScript project. Resolves: 2660

  import Stripe = require('stripe');
  // ✅ Both statements work
  const stripeNew: Stripe.Stripe = new Stripe('sk_test_...');
  const stripeCalled: Stripe.Stripe = Stripe('sk_test_...');

• #2664 Fixed nested service param exports in the Stripe namespace
  • Resolves: 2658, 2662
• #2667 Add type safety to Stripe constructor config (no runtime change)
  • Fixed some compile-time checks (no runtime changes)
    • Fixed Stripe constructor config parameter to use StripeConfig type instead of Record<string, unknown>, restoring compile-time type safety.
    • Added missing authenticator property to StripeConfig.
    • Fixed Stripe.API_VERSION to retain the literal API version type.
    • Fixed StripeConfig.stripeContext to accept StripeContext objects in addition to strings.
• #2663 Throw a more descriptive error when calling rawRequest with absolute urls
• #2652 Added string[] to WebhookHeader type for compatibility with express
  • Added string[] to the type of signature param in stripe.webhooks.construct_event method.

See the changelog for more details.

v22.0.0

This release uses the same pinned API version to 2026-03-25.dahlia as the last major release. The breaking changes in this release are prefixed with ⚠️ below. There's also a detailed migration guide to simplify your upgrade process.

• #2619 Improved TypeScript support in the Node SDK
  • Moved the types from the partially manually maintained and partially generated types folder to be inline with the implementation in TypeScript files.
  • Removed top-level “stripe” ambient module. This allows import aliasing for the stripe package.
  • ⚠️ Stripe.StripeContext is no longer exported as a type. Use Stripe.StripeContextType instead.
  • ⚠️ Stripe.errors.StripeError is no longer a type. Use typeof Stripe.errors.StripeError or Stripe.ErrorType instead.
  • ⚠️ CJS entry point no longer exports .default or .Stripe as separate properties.
  • ⚠️ Stripe import is now a true ES6 class. Use new Stripe() to create a StripeClient instead of calling it:

// Before
const stripeClient = Stripe("sk_test_...");
// After
const stripeClient = new Stripe("sk_test_...");

• #2645 ⚠️ Remove stripeMethod and standardize how function args are handled (including removing callback support)

  • ⚠️ Refactor how incoming method arguments are parsed. Type signatures for API methods should be much more accurate and reliable now
    • ⚠️ Remove support for providing callbacks to API methods. Use async / await instead
    • ⚠️ Remove support for passing a plain API key as a function arg. If supplied on a per-request basis, it should be in the RequestOptions under the apiKey property
    • ⚠️ Keys from params and options objects are no longer mixed. If present on a method, RequestParams must always come first and RequestOptions must always come second. To supply options without params, pass undefined as the first argument explicitly
    • ⚠️ Removed methods from StripeResource: createFullPath, createResourcePathWithSymbols, extend, method and _joinUrlParts. These were mostly intended for internal use and we no longer need them

  As a result, the following call patterns are no longer supported:

... (truncated)

Changelog

Sourced from stripe's changelog.

22.0.1 - 2026-04-08

• #2669 Add constructor based initialization for CJS based TypeScript imports
  • Initialization of Stripe class with new keyword is now possible for CJS based TypeScript project. Resolves: 2660

  import Stripe = require('stripe');
  // ✅ Both statements work
  const stripeNew: Stripe.Stripe = new Stripe('sk_test_...');
  const stripeCalled: Stripe.Stripe = Stripe('sk_test_...');

• #2664 Fixed nested service param exports in the Stripe namespace
  • Resolves: 2658, 2662
• #2667 Add type safety to Stripe constructor config (no runtime change)
  • Fixed some compile-time checks (no runtime changes)
    • Fixed Stripe constructor config parameter to use StripeConfig type instead of Record<string, unknown>, restoring compile-time type safety.
    • Added missing authenticator property to StripeConfig.
    • Fixed Stripe.API_VERSION to retain the literal API version type.
    • Fixed StripeConfig.stripeContext to accept StripeContext objects in addition to strings.
• #2663 Throw a more descriptive error when calling rawRequest with absolute urls
• #2652 Added string[] to WebhookHeader type for compatibility with express
  • Added string[] to the type of signature param in stripe.webhooks.construct_event method.

22.0.0 - 2026-04-02

This release uses the same pinned API version to 2026-03-25.dahlia as the last major release. The breaking changes in this release are prefixed with ⚠️ below. There's also a detailed migration guide to simplify your upgrade process.

• #2619 Improved TypeScript support in the Node SDK
  • Moved the types from the partially manually maintained and partially generated types folder to be inline with the implementation in TypeScript files.
  • Removed top-level “stripe” ambient module. This allows import aliasing for the stripe package.
  • ⚠️ Stripe.StripeContext is no longer exported as a type. Use Stripe.StripeContextType instead.
  • ⚠️ Stripe.errors.StripeError is no longer a type. Use typeof Stripe.errors.StripeError or Stripe.ErrorType instead.
  • ⚠️ CJS entry point no longer exports .default or .Stripe as separate properties.
  • ⚠️ Stripe import is now a true ES6 class. Use new Stripe() to create a StripeClient instead of calling it:

// Before
const stripeClient = Stripe("sk_test_...");
// After
const stripeClient = new Stripe("sk_test_...");

• #2645 ⚠️ Remove stripeMethod and standardize how function args are handled (including removing callback support)

  • ⚠️ Refactor how incoming method arguments are parsed. Type signatures for API methods should be much more accurate and reliable now
    • ⚠️ Remove support for providing callbacks to API methods. Use async / await instead
    • ⚠️ Remove support for passing a plain API key as a function arg. If supplied on a per-request basis, it should be in the RequestOptions under the apiKey property
    • ⚠️ Keys from params and options objects are no longer mixed. If present on a method, RequestParams must always come first and RequestOptions must always come second. To supply options without params, pass undefined as the first argument explicitly
    • ⚠️ Removed methods from StripeResource: createFullPath, createResourcePathWithSymbols, extend, method and _joinUrlParts. These were mostly intended for internal use and we no longer need them

  As a result, the following call patterns are no longer supported:

  stripe.customers.retrieve('cus_123', 'sk_test_123')

... (truncated)

Commits

• a68e8e0 Bump version to 22.0.1
• 84f3e3a Fixed version update logic (#2674)
• 60d556f Fixed nested service param exports in the Stripe namespace (#2664)
• 15ad8fb Add constructor based initialization for CJS based TypeScript imports (#2669)
• c1ba099 Add type safety to Stripe constructor config (no runtime change) (#2667)
• 08e7260 Throw a more descriptive error when calling rawRequest with absolute urls (...
• 0382565 Added string[] to WebhookHeader type for compatibility with express (#2652)
• 1c7583c Bump lodash from 4.17.21 to 4.18.1 (#2644)
• a2e8723 Updated the changelog entries for the v22 major version. (#2650)
• 210de11 Bump version to 22.0.0
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