# Helcim Integration - Issues Fixed

## Problem
The API was returning 401 Unauthorized when trying to create customers.

## Root Cause
The runtime config wasn't properly accessing the Helcim token in server-side endpoints.

## Solution Applied

### 1. Fixed Runtime Config Access
Updated all server endpoints to:
- Pass the `event` parameter to `useRuntimeConfig(event)`
- Fallback to `process.env.NUXT_PUBLIC_HELCIM_TOKEN` if config doesn't load

### 2. Files Updated
- `/server/api/helcim/customer.post.js`
- `/server/api/helcim/subscription.post.js`
- `/server/api/helcim/verify-payment.post.js`
- `/server/api/helcim/test-connection.get.js`

### 3. Fixed Import Path
Created `/server/config/contributions.js` to re-export the contributions config for server-side imports.

### 4. Verified Token Works
Created `test-helcim-direct.js` which successfully:
- Connected to Helcim API
- Created a test customer (ID: 32854583, Code: CST1000)

## Testing Instructions

1. Restart your development server:
   ```bash
   npm run dev
   ```

2. Test the connection:
   ```bash
   curl http://localhost:3000/api/helcim/test-connection
   ```

3. Try the signup flow at `/join`

## Important Notes

- The token in your `.env` file is working correctly
- The Helcim API is accessible and responding
- Customer creation is functional when called directly
- The issue was specifically with how Nuxt's runtime config was being accessed in server endpoints

## Next Steps

Once you confirm the signup flow works:
1. Test with different contribution tiers
2. Verify payment capture with test cards
3. Check that subscriptions are created correctly
4. Consider adding webhook endpoints for subscription events