NestJS
NestJS integration guides for connecting Revana to your webhook routes
This section covers the Revana integration path for NestJS applications. If your backend is running on NestJS and you want to connect Stripe webhook traffic into Revana, this is the correct place to begin.
The guides in this section focus on the controller-level code you need in a NestJS application. That includes working with the Express adapter, making sure the Stripe route receives raw body data, and understanding how Revana verifies the incoming payload before passing the parsed Stripe event back into your controller callback.
The goal is to keep your NestJS webhook logic small and predictable by moving the Stripe-specific verification and forwarding work into the Revana package, while still leaving the final application response and business logic under your control.
If you are integrating Stripe with a NestJS route today, start with the guide below.