Extending Laravel Spark to List Stripe Plans from the Database instead of the Configuration

Recently I had a client that wanted to build an Application and wanted to support

• Create Users and Invite them to the application.
• Support for Teams
• Setup Stripe plans through the application’s backend.
• Ability to assign Stripe Plan to a user so they can subscribe and pay.
• Support for Team Billing

I knew this was going to be a pretty interesting project to start with and I knew I had the right tools. So, I knew what I was going to use right away.

• Laravel Nova — For the Applications backend/admin, so the client can manage all the metadata.
• Laravel JetStream — Support for Teams with all the scaffolding already done. All I needed was to just add the package and run the migrations and I was good to go.
• Laravel Spark — This was definitely the go-to package as it supports Subscription Billing for Stripe and also Team-based Billing.

So, I set up everything on my Laravel project and was ready to get the project kick-started.

So, the things I actually need to work on were:

1. Ability to Create Stripe Plans from the backend…