#bwestwood11

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eternal flareBOT
vapid jacinth
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Hello! What's the Event ID?

north stirrup
vapid jacinth
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Your server returned a 200 HTTP status code, so we consider that a successful delivery, but there is an error in the body of the request. Looks like the webhook handling code on your end isn't extracting the Stripe-Signature header from the request correctly.

north stirrup
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yea that's what I was thinking and I have searched the internet for answers and feel like I have tried everything

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here is my code

vapid jacinth
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So right after you create the signature variable if you log it out does it contain what you expect?

north stirrup
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let me try

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I guess to view the console. I would have to use the CLI and test locally?

eternal flareBOT
vapid jacinth
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Yeah, or open the console on your server, or log to a file on your server, something like that.

north stirrup
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Okauy i just did the CLI locally and that was a 200 with a reposnse body

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let me try again with the other endpoint, I am console logging the signature but don't see the log anywehere on my text editor

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Would I still be able to update my database with the webhook if I receive a 200 status code but get the webhook error: no stripe-signature header value was provided

vapid jacinth
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No, you should verify the signature. Otherwise bad actors can send bogus Events to your Webhook Endpoint.

north stirrup
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oh yea true, so I am assuming i am not getting the right format from the stripe signature

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I know you guys have the docs for node.js but I am using Next.js 13 and the syntax is a little different.

vapid jacinth
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I think it's probably an issue with the framework/library you're using. You need to get the Stripe-Signature header from the incoming request.

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Like are you sure req.headers['stripe-signature'] is how you access the header?

north stirrup
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no, I am not, I know that is where the problem lies and I have looked up solutions. I am trying to console.log the signature but don't know where it's logging to

karmic perch
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I am trying to console.log the signature but don't know where it's logging to
What do you mean by this?

north stirrup
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would I check that endpoint

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I have a console.log on line 21 here

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I am trying to see the value of the signature

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and then when I successfully checkout on that domain idk where to look for that console log on line 21

karmic perch
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Pretty sure the issue is in your signature error catch handler

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you're including the {status: 400} in the first parameter to Response as text, rather than the second param as the status to use

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that line should be return new Response('... string here...', {status: 400});

north stirrup
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okay let me try that

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i see what you mean

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this is what I receieved back

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I did fix that error you described above

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Webhook Error: No stripe-signature header value was provided.

karmic perch
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Yep, that's now returning a 400 status in the response, so: progress!

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As for you actual error, you need to debug the inputs body, signature, endpointSecret and ensure they have the expected values

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I'm not sure how you can access the logs for this, that's entirely up to you and how your server & logging is configured

north stirrup
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okay yea I figured, I will try to figure that out

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thank you

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I found them actually

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so I am getting back the endpointSecret correctly

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the signature is undefined

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does that mean I am not even reading the stripe signature correctly?

karmic perch
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Correct -- it seems like that's not coming through

north stirrup
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Yes I read that link. let me try it again though since I know where to read the logs

karmic perch
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I also have a vague recollection that you might need to explicitly allow certain headers to pass through in next

north stirrup
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Yea I think I see some articles are that. Just have to figure out how to do it

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I think I got it working now, if you can check this event idea to confirm

karmic perch
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Looks like successful delivery on that 👍

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what did you do to enable/access the header?

north stirrup
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const signature = req.headers.get('stripe-signature');

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I thought I tried it earlier but I had to add the .get()

eternal flareBOT
north stirrup
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Thank you for all the help

karmic perch
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Ok great!

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Thanks for letting me know

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You didn't need to list/enable the header anywhere for it to be available in the handler?