Hi,

I'm trying to get Net::Stripe to work on my new server, using Perl v5.22.1. I have a *really* annoying issue though! My code is simple:

    use Net::Stripe;
    my $stripe = Net::Stripe->new(
        api_key => $CFG->{stripe_mode} eq "test" ? $CFG->{stripe_secre
+t_test} : $CFG->{stripe_secret_live},
        debug         => '1',
        debug_network => '1'
     );

     my $cards = $stripe->get_cards(customer => 'cus_ALXYaoa9Lpo4Gs', 
+limit => 10);

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..and then when running, it gives:

Odd number of elements in anonymous hash at test.cgi line 35.

Using: perl -w -d test.cgi , I am trying to debug it - but when I get to the point it gives that error, I don't see anything helpful. The only part I see is line 541 in /Net/Stripe.pm, which is:

    
    method get_cards(Net::Stripe::Customer|Str $customer,
                     HashRef :$created?,
                     Str :$ending_before?,
                     Int :$limit?,
                     Str :$starting_after?) {

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It seems to fatal after that (I added some test code in after, but it doesn't get that far). I'm looked around at the error message on Google, but I can't work out how to debug this further (I'm not a user of Moose myself, so wouldn't have a clue of the above code even looks correct!)

Any suggestions are much appreciated.

Cheers

Andy

In reply to Net::Stripe, Moose bug? by ultranerds

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