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@monetized/widgets

v0.0.5

Published

A set of custom elements to prompt your users to buy the premium content at Monetized, and for validating their entitlement tokens.

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@monetized/widgets

A set of custom elements to prompt your users to buy the premium content at Monetized, and for validating their entitlement tokens.

<monetized-link-riser>

Adds a pop-under to:

  1. Check if there's an entitlement token available set in page URL.
  2. If it's set, ensure it's a valid token.
  3. If token is invalid or doesn't exist, find the corresponding page at https://www.monetized.link and prompt user to get access there.

Usage

<!doctype html>
<html lang="en">
	<head>
		<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" />
		<!-- You can use npm CDNs like unpkg to import the custom element -->
		<script
			type="module"
			src="https://unpkg.com/@monetized/widgets/monetized-link-riser.js"
		></script>
		<!-- Or, self-host it -->
		<script type="module" src="monetized-link-riser.js"></script>
	</head>
	<body>
		<p>Some content on your website</p>

		<!-- Add the riser widget  -->
		<monetized-link-riser></monetized-link-riser>
	</body>
</html>

Advanced Usage

You can use a custom name for this component too.

<script type="module">
	import { MonetizedLinkRiser } from 'https://unpkg.com/@monetized/widgets/monetized-link-riser.js';
	customElements.define('some-custom-name', MonetizedLinkRiser);
</script>

<some-custom-name></some-custom-name>

Pass the strict attribute for strict checking - ensures the token corresponds to only the page monetized at https://www.monetized.link

<monetized-link-riser strict></monetized-link-riser>
<!-- Note that this attribute doesn't expect any value. To unset, remove the attribute. -->

@monetized/api

Use Monetized's public API to validate entitlement of tokens, and directing users to correct pages where they can buy your link.

npm install @monetized/api

Available methods

import {
	getPage,
	findPage,
	verifyToken,
	verifyTokenStrict,
} from '@monetized/api';

getPage

Get a page by page ID

GET https://www.monetized.link/api/content/info/:pageId

findPage

Find a page by monetized URL

GET https://www.monetized.link/api/content/find?q={monetizedPageUrl}&publication={optional-publication-id}

verifyToken

Check whether given token is valid. Validates corresponds to public key at .well-known/jwks.json.

verifyTokenStrict

Same as above, but also ensures the token corresponds to given URL/page-id.