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@vardenus/entitlements

v0.2.0

Published

Shared plan/feature/limit matrix for Vardenus — mirrors src/constants/featureMatrix.js and lambda/dashboard/feature-matrix.js in the main repo.

Readme

@vardenus/entitlements

TypeScript mirror of the production Vardenus feature matrix. Pure logic + types — no runtime dependencies, no React.

Sources of truth:

  • umitkavak/redditus:src/constants/featureMatrix.js (frontend)
  • umitkavak/redditus:lambda/dashboard/feature-matrix.js (backend)

This package re-exports the same constants and the same can(user, key) decision logic, so any of the eight Vardenus repos can:

import { can, upsellFor, landlordFeePct } from '@vardenus/entitlements';

if (can(user, 'ai_listing_description')) {
  /* show the AI panel */
} else {
  const upgrade = upsellFor(user, 'ai_listing_description');
  /* render "Upgrade to ${upgrade.meta.name}" */
}

Plans, prices, features

  • 10 plans across 3 tracks: consumer, agent, contractor.
  • 21 features keyed by snake_case constants. Each feature declares which plan unlocks it on which track.
  • Prices in PLAN_META[plan].monthly / .annual as cents.
  • Landlord-side rental fee in LANDLORD_FEE_PCT[plan] as integer percent.

Update protocol (read this before changing plans)

The matrix lives in three places. They MUST stay aligned:

  1. umitkavak/redditus:src/constants/featureMatrix.js (frontend)
  2. umitkavak/redditus:lambda/dashboard/feature-matrix.js (backend)
  3. @vardenus/entitlements/src/matrix.ts (this package)

Mismatch silently grants/denies access. There is no automated parity test yet — change carefully.

Install

npm install @vardenus/entitlements

Build

npm install
npm run build