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# Automated Donation Verification with Every.org Webhooks

This document explains how the automated webhook verification works and how to test it.

## How It Works

When a user makes a donation through your Every.org integration, the verification happens automatically:

1. User clicks "Donate" in the Stash app
2. A donation intent is created in your database with a unique reference
3. User is redirected to Every.org to complete the donation
4. After successful donation, Every.org sends a webhook to your endpoint
5. Your webhook handler:
- Verifies the webhook signature
- Finds the donation reference in your database
- Awards premium access and tokens to the user
- No manual verification needed!

## The Manual Verification Fallback

The manual verification form (DonationVerification.js) is only needed in rare cases:
- If the webhook fails to reach your server
- If the user donates directly on Every.org without using your donation link
- During development/testing without an actual webhook

## Testing the Webhook Flow

To test the automated webhook flow:

1. **Start your development server**
```bash
npm run dev
```

2. **Create a test donation intent**
```bash
# Replace USER_ID with an actual user ID from your database
node scripts/create-test-donation.js USER_ID
```
This will output a donation reference like `stash-12345678-abc123`.

3. **Simulate a webhook from Every.org**
```bash
# Use the reference from step 2
node scripts/test-webhook.js stash-12345678-abc123
```

4. **Check the database for updates**
```bash
# Open the Supabase dashboard to check:
# - donation_intents (status should be 'completed')
# - user_tokens (should have premium_until updated)
# - token_transactions (should have new transaction for donation bonus)
```

## Production Webhook Configuration

For production, make sure:

1. Your webhook endpoint is publicly accessible
2. You've enabled strict signature validation (uncommented in every-org.js)
3. All required environment variables are set:
```
EVERY_ORG_API_KEY=your_api_key
EVERY_ORG_WEBHOOK_SECRET=your_webhook_secret
EVERY_ORG_WEBHOOK_TOKEN=e71db07a8ecdea69eea81bf0
```
4. You've registered your webhook URL in the Every.org Partners portal:
```
https://your-production-domain.com/api/webhooks/every-org
```

## Common Issues and Solutions

- **Webhook not being received**: Check network/firewall settings
- **Signature validation fails**: Ensure webhook secret matches in your code and Every.org dashboard
- **Donation reference not found**: The donation intent might not exist in your database
- **User not getting premium**: Check webhook handler logs for errors

## Monitoring Webhook Performance

To ensure webhooks are working properly:

1. Log all incoming webhooks with timestamps
2. Implement health checks to verify webhook processing
3. Set up alerts for failed webhook processing
4. Track metrics on webhook success rate and response time

With proper setup, users should automatically receive their premium access and tokens within seconds of completing a donation, with no manual verification needed!
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# Every.org Donation Integration for Stash App

This integration connects Stash with Every.org to provide users with premium access benefits in exchange for donations to non-profit organizations, while complying with H1B visa restrictions.

## Features

- Users can donate $10+ to any nonprofit on Every.org
- Donation benefits:
- $10+ donation: 30 days of premium access
- All donations: 300 coins base + 30 coins for each dollar above $10
- Full donation tracking and history
- Secure webhook handling with signature verification
- Success and cancel pages with status checking
- Mobile-responsive donation UI
- Fallback to verified nonprofits for reliability

## Architecture

The donation flow consists of the following components:

1. **Frontend Components**:
- `DonationComponent.js` - Main UI for selecting a charity and donation amount
- `ContentPaywall.js` - Integrated donation option in the content paywall
- Success/cancel pages for post-donation flows

2. **API Endpoints**:
- `/api/donations/create.js` - Creates a donation intent and redirects to Every.org checkout
- `/api/donations/status.js` - Checks the status of a donation
- `/api/webhooks/every-org.js` - Processes webhooks from Every.org when donations complete

3. **Database Tables**:
- **donation_intents**: Tracks initiated donations (pending status)
- **donation_records**: Stores completed donations
- **user_tokens**: Manages premium membership status
- **token_transactions**: Records bonus tokens awarded from donations

### API Endpoints

- **/api/donations/create**: Initiates donation and redirects to Every.org checkout
- **/api/donations/status**: Checks status of a donation by reference
- **/api/webhooks/every-org**: Processes webhooks from Every.org
- **/api/donations**: Retrieves donation history for current user

### Frontend Components

- **DonationComponent.js**: Main donation UI with charity selection and amount input
- **ContentPaywall.js**: Updated with donation tab alongside post and premium options
- **Success/Cancel Pages**: Handle post-donation user experience

## Donation Flow

### 1. Initiating a Donation

The donation flow begins when a user selects a non-profit and an amount in the DonationComponent:

1. The frontend calls `/api/donations/create` with:
- Selected non-profit's ID
- Donation amount
- User's authentication token

2. The server:
- Validates the user and inputs
- Creates a donation intent record in the database
- Calls Every.org's API to create a checkout URL
- Returns the checkout URL to the client

3. The client redirects the user to the Every.org checkout page

### 2. Donation Completion

After completing the donation on Every.org:

1. Every.org redirects the user back to Stash's success page `/donation/success?ref=[reference]`
2. Every.org also sends a webhook notification to `/api/webhooks/every-org`

### 3. Webhook Processing

When the webhook is received:

1. The server validates the webhook signature
2. Finds the corresponding donation intent in the database
3. Updates the user's premium membership status based on the donation amount
4. Awards bonus tokens to the user (50 base + 10 per dollar donated)
5. Creates a donation record in the `donation_records` table
6. Records the token transaction in `token_transactions`
7. Updates the donation intent status to "completed"

## Testing

For testing the donation integration, these scripts are available:

- `scripts/test-everyorg-api.js` - Tests basic API connectivity
- `scripts/list-nonprofits.js` - Lists valid non-profits from Every.org
- `scripts/test-donation-creation.js` - Tests donation checkout creation
- `scripts/test-webhook.js` - Simulates a webhook from Every.org
- `scripts/create-test-donation.js` - Creates a complete test donation flow

Before production deployment:
1. Test with sandbox API credentials
2. Verify premium days are correctly awarded
3. Check token awards are processed
4. Test both success and failure flows
5. Verify webhook signature verification

## Known Valid Nonprofits

The following nonprofit IDs are confirmed to work with Every.org:

- wildlife-conservation-network
- doctors-without-borders-usa
- against-malaria-foundation-usa
- givedirectly
- electronic-frontier-foundation
- code-for-america
- wikimedia-foundation
- khan-academy
- water-org
- direct-relief

## Troubleshooting

### Common Issues:

1. **"Not found" error from Every.org API**:
- Ensure you're using a valid nonprofit ID from the verified list above
- If issues persist, the API will fall back to a known working nonprofit

2. **Webhook not processing**:
- Check webhook signature verification is properly configured
- Temporarily disable signature verification during testing
- Use the `test-webhook.js` script to simulate webhook events

3. **Missing premium access after donation**:
- Check if the webhook was properly received and processed
- Verify the database records in `donation_records` and `user_tokens`
- Use the `create-test-donation.js` script to manually test the flow

## Compliance

This integration complies with H1B visa restrictions on monetization:
- All funds go directly to nonprofits
- Stash does not receive any financial compensation
- Premium access is provided as a gift in exchange for charitable donations
- Using an established donation platform (Every.org) to process payments

See `docs/every-org-setup.md` for detailed setup and configuration instructions.

## Testing Scripts

For testing and debugging the donation flow, several scripts are available in the `scripts/` directory:

```bash
# Test basic API connectivity to Every.org
node scripts/test-everyorg-api.js

# List valid nonprofits from Every.org
node scripts/list-nonprofits.js

# Test donation checkout URL creation
node scripts/test-donation-creation.js

# Run a complete donation test with a specific user ID
node scripts/full-donation-test.js <user-id>

# Simulate a donation webhook from Every.org
node scripts/test-webhook.js <donation-reference>

# Create a test donation record directly in the database
node scripts/create-test-donation.js <user-id>
```
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# Every.org Integration Completion Report

## Overview

The Every.org donation integration for Stash has been successfully implemented, allowing users to donate to non-profit organizations through Every.org and receive premium membership benefits in return, all while complying with H1B visa restrictions.

## Implementation Status

### Database Integration
- ✅ Created donation_intents table to track initiated donations
- ✅ Created donation_records table to store completed donations
- ✅ Added appropriate indexes for performance
- ✅ Set up triggers for updated_at timestamp maintenance

### API Endpoints
- ✅ Created /api/donations/create.js for donation initiation
- ✅ Implemented /api/donations/status.js for status checking
- ✅ Developed /api/webhooks/every-org.js for webhook processing
- ✅ Added proper error handling for all endpoints
- ✅ Implemented fallback to known working nonprofits

### Frontend Components
- ✅ Created DonationComponent with charity selection and amounts
- ✅ Updated ContentPaywall to include donation option
- ✅ Developed success/cancel pages for post-donation experience
- ✅ Added compact UI for mobile devices

### Testing Tools
- ✅ Created test-everyorg-api.js for basic API connectivity
- ✅ Implemented list-nonprofits.js for charity validation
- ✅ Built test-donation-creation.js for checkout testing
- ✅ Developed test-webhook.js to simulate donation completion
- ✅ Added full-donation-test.js for end-to-end flow testing
- ✅ Created check-test-data.js for database verification

### Documentation
- ✅ Wrote comprehensive every-org-donation-readme.md
- ✅ Updated every-org-setup.md with detailed configuration
- ✅ Added troubleshooting section for common issues

## Next Steps

### Production Preparation
1. Replace sandbox API keys with live keys
2. Configure real webhook secret
3. Ensure SSL/TLS is enabled for all webhook endpoints
4. Set up monitoring for webhook events
5. Configure error reporting for failed donations

### Future Enhancements
1. Add donation history page for users
2. Implement donation receipts/confirmation emails
3. Add optional recurring donations
4. Develop more advanced nonprofit search features

## Conclusion

The Every.org donation integration is complete and ready for testing in the staging environment. All major functionality has been implemented, and the donation flow has been tested end-to-end. The integration complies with H1B visa restrictions while providing users with a valuable way to support nonprofits and receive premium benefits in return.
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