stripe.resources.Checkout.prototype seems to be broken?

[jeffplays2005]

Describe the bug

Seems to be empty compared to other prototypes.

To Reproduce

node
const stripe = require('stripe')
stripe.resources.Checkout.prototype

Expected behavior

{
create: [Function (anonymous)],
retrieve: [Function (anonymous)],
list: [Function (anonymous)],
expire: [Function (anonymous)],
listLineItems: [Function (anonymous)]
}

Code snippets

No response

OS

macOS

Node version

Node v20.0.0

Library version

14.23.0

API version

2022-08-01

Additional context

No response

[richardm-stripe]

@jeffplays2005 stripe.resources.Checkout isn't like stripe.resources.Product because checkout isn't a resource itself, it is a "namespace" that contains other resources like "checkout session".

Can you say a little bit about what you are hoping to accomplish? Using require('stripe') directly isn't really part of the public interface of the library -- we usually expect users to stripe = require('stripe')("<API_KEY>") and access things on the constructed stripe client, rather than interacting directly with the "building blocks" as you seem to be doing.

[jeffplays2005]

I'm trying to use this in jest for route testing for a route that has the method, stripe.checkout.sessions.list.
I'm trying to change the function so that it can change the output of the data list.
E.g.

jest.mock("stripe", () => {
    const stripe = jest.requireActual("stripe")
  jest
    .spyOn(stripe.resources.Checkout.sessions, "list")
    .mockImplementation((props) => {
      const { limit = 10 } = props as {
        limit?: number
      }
      const items = Array(limit).fill(mock)
      return Promise.resolve({ data: items })
    })
})

[ramya-stripe]

@jeffplays2005 That still does not tell us why you were looking for any of the create/list/del etc. methods on stripe.resources.Checkout...