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@parameter1/base-cms-marko-web-theme-monorail

v4.81.0

Published

Monorail website theme ===

Downloads

3,799

Readme

Monorail website theme

Features

Content Metering

To install and use this feature, you must:

  1. Import the content metering middleware and add to your content routes:
// site/routes/content.js

+const contentMetering = require('@parameter1/base-cms-marko-web-theme-monorail/middleware/content-metering');
+const config = require('../config/content-meter');

module.exports (app) => {
-  app.get('/*?:id(\\d{8})*', withContent({
+  app.get('/*?:id(\\d{8})*', contentMetering(config), withContent({
    template: content,
    queryFragment,
  }));
  1. Add the contentMeter site config object. See below table for defined options/default values.
# site/config/site.js

+const contentMeter = require('./content-meter');

module.exports = {
  // ...
+  contentMeter,
  // ...
}
// site/config/content-meter.js

module.exports = {
  enabled: process.env.ENABLE_CONTENT_METER || false,
  viewLimit: 5,
}

| Key | Default value | Description | | - | - | - | | enabled | false | If the feature should be enabled. | | viewLimit | 3 | The number of content items a viewer can see in timeframe without logging in. | | timeframe | 30 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000 (30 days in ms) | The timeframe to consider | | excludeLabels | [] | Content labels that should be excluded from metering. | | excludeContentTypes | [] | Content types that should be excluded from metering. | | excludePrimarySectionIds | [] | Sections whose primary content should be excluded from metering. | | excludePrimarySectionAlias | [] | Sections whose primary content should be excluded from metering. | | displayOverlay | None | ??? @B77Mills what is this | | promoCode | None | If present, the Omeda promo code to use with content metering events. |

  1. Add the UI display and event tracking component to your core document component (ideally in above-container):
<!-- site/server/components/document.marko -->

$ const { contentMeterState } = out.global;
<if(contentMeterState && !contentMeterState.isLoggedIn)>
  <theme-content-meter-block
    views=contentMeterState.views
    view-limit=contentMeterState.viewLimit
    display-overlay=contentMeterState.displayOverlay
    display-gate=contentMeterState.displayGate
  />
</if>
  1. Adjust the content body template/layout to truncate the body and/or show inline gating options:
<!-- site/components/layouts/content.marko -->

import cm from "@parameter1/base-cms-marko-web-theme-monorail/utils/content-meter-helpers";

$ const { content, blockName } = input;
$ const { contentGatingHandler, contentMeterState, req } = out.global;

$ const showOverlay = cm.shouldOverlay(contentMeterState);
$ const requiresReg = cm.restrictContentByReg(contentMeterState, contentGatingHandler, content);

$ let body = content.body;
<if(cm.shouldTruncate(contentMeterState))>
  $ if (showOverlay) body = getContentPreview({ body: content.body, selector: "p:lt(7)" });
  <marko-web-content-body block-name=blockName obj={ body } />
  <div class="content-page-preview-overlay" />
  <if(!showOverlay)>
    <theme-content-page-gate
      can-access=context.canAccess
      is-logged-in=context.isLoggedIn
      $ // ...
    />
  </if>
</if>
<else-if(!context.canAccess || context.requiresUserInput)>
  $ // ...