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@growth-labs/product-meter

v0.1.0

Published

Worker-runtime metered product grants for registered users, backed by consumer-owned D1 storage.

Readme

@growth-labs/product-meter

Worker-runtime metered grants for subscription funnels and soft registration walls. A registered user can consume a limited number of premium resource grants per period, and each consumed grant is permanent for that site/user/resource.

Install

pnpm add @growth-labs/product-meter

Apply the D1 migration from migrations/0001_create_gl_product_meter.sql to the consumer-owned D1 binding, or call applyProductMeterMigrations(db) from tests/provisioning.

Use

import { consumeUnlock, getUnlockState } from '@growth-labs/product-meter'

const userId = '000cf60e-b252-4d19-ba4c-660110e31b9f' // raw verified realm id
const resourceKey = 'article:premium-analysis'

const state = await getUnlockState(env.SITE_DB, userId, resourceKey, {
	siteId: 'fronts',
	period: 'month',
	allowance: 1,
})

if (state.alreadyUnlocked || state.remaining > 0) {
	await consumeUnlock(env.SITE_DB, userId, resourceKey, {
		siteId: 'fronts',
		period: 'month',
		allowance: 1,
	})
}

Use a verified raw realm user ID only: derive it from the authenticated issuer subject after JWT verification. Do not pass emails, local site user IDs, gl_id analytics hashes, or prefixed user:<id> subjects.

Resource keys are scoped by siteId, so the same content slug on two sites does not share grants or allowance.

Tables

  • gl_product_meter_grants stores permanent site/user/resource grants.
  • gl_product_meter_period_usage stores the resources consumed in each period so the allowance can replenish for new resources at month boundaries without relocking previous grants.