# scripts/

One-off admin and migration scripts. None of these run in CI.

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## helcim-plan-consolidation.js

Consolidates Helcim payment plans from the legacy per-tier model (multiple plans at $15/$30/$50) to two unified plans (Monthly Membership at $15, Annual Membership at $150), and backfills Mongo members.

### Required env

```
HELCIM_API_TOKEN=<token>
MONGODB_URI=<mongodb connection string>
```

Copy `.env.example` → `.env` if you haven't already.

### Usage

```bash
# Dry-run (default) — no mutations, writes backup file
node scripts/helcim-plan-consolidation.js

# Execute all steps: delete subs, delete legacy plans, create new plans, update Mongo
node scripts/helcim-plan-consolidation.js --confirm

# Mongo cleanup only — skips all Helcim steps (use if Helcim steps already ran)
node scripts/helcim-plan-consolidation.js --mongo-only
```

### What it does

1. **Backup** — always written to `.migration-backup-<timestamp>.json`, even in dry-run. Contains all Helcim subscriptions, payment plans, and Mongo members with `helcimSubscriptionId`.
2. **Delete subscriptions** — deletes all Helcim subscriptions (`--confirm` only).
3. **Delete legacy plans** — deletes plan IDs `20162`, `21596`, `21597`, `21598`, plus any plan whose name matches the legacy pattern (e.g. "Ghost Guild - Member ($15)").
4. **Create Monthly Membership** — $15/month. Idempotent: skipped if a plan named "Monthly Membership" already exists.
5. **Create Annual Membership** — $150/year. Same idempotency. Uses `billingPeriod: "yearly"` (Helcim v2 convention); if Helcim returns 4xx, the script aborts and prints the full error so you can correct the field name.
6. **Mongo cleanup** — `updateMany` with `runValidators: false` on all members with `helcimSubscriptionId`: sets `contributionTier: '0'` and `billingCadence: 'monthly'`, unsets `helcimSubscriptionId`. Does **not** change `status`.

At the end, prints new plan IDs formatted for copy-paste into `.env`.

### Recovery

If something goes wrong mid-run, the backup JSON contains the pre-migration state. You can use the backup to:
- Identify which subscriptions existed before deletion.
- Identify which plan IDs to recreate manually in Helcim.
- Identify which members had `helcimSubscriptionId` before it was unset.

Backup files are gitignored (`.migration-backup-*.json`).