<commit_before>Stripefy
========

Get your model ready to interact with Stripe.com and it's ruby gem
stripe

Installation
------------
Include 'gem install stripefy' in your Gemfile and run bundle.

Usage
-----
There are 2 ways to use this gem. You can either have subscriptions,
or one time payments (pending).

### Subscriptions
First, you need to associate your model to a customer in
Stripe.com. To do this, let's first generate a migration to add a new
field to your model
<commit_msg>Update master<commit_after>Stripefy
========

Get your model ready to interact with Stripe.com and its ruby gem
stripe

Installation
------------
Include 'gem install stripefy' in your Gemfile and run bundle.

Usage
-----
There are 2 ways to use this gem. You can either have subscriptions,
or one time payments (pending).

### Subscriptions
First, you need to associate your model to a customer in
Stripe.com. To do this, let's first generate a migration to add a new
field to your model

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