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@poool/react-access

v4.0.0

Published

The easiest way to add Poool Access to your React app ✨

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553

Readme

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Poool Access - React SDK

The easiest way to add Poool Access to your React app ✨

ℹ️ You're looking at the documentation for the v2+ of React Access. If you're looking for v1, please see the v1 docs.

Installation

yarn add @poool/react-access

Usage

import { useRef } from 'react';
import {
  AccessContext,
  RestrictedContent,
  Paywall,
  Pixel,
} from '@poool/react-access';

export default = () => {
  const contentRef = useRef();

  return (
    <>
      { /*
        Wrap everything with our AccessContext component. Note the withAudit
        prop which saves you from writing AuditContext inside of
        AccessContext
      */ }
      <AccessContext
        appId="insert_your_app_id"
        config={{ cookies_enabled: true }}
        withAudit={true}
      >
        { /* Wrap your content with our RestrictedContent component */ }
        <RestrictedContent ref={contentRef}>
          <div className="articleBody">
            <p>Your article content</p>
          </div>
        </RestrictedContent>

        { /*
          Place our <Paywall /> component where you want your paywall to be
          displayed
        */ }
        <Paywall contentRef={contentRef} />

        { /*
          Place our <Pixel /> component anywhere inside an <AuditContext />
          component (or <AccessContext withAudit={true} />) to track page-view
          events (used for native segmentation)
        */ }
        <Pixel type="page-view" data={{ type: 'premium' }} />
      </AccessContext>
    </>
  );
};

Usage with AuditContext

import { useRef } from 'react';
import {
  AccessContext,
  AuditContext,
  Paywall,
  RestrictedContent,
  Pixel,
} from '@poool/react-access';

export default () => {
  const contentRef = useRef();

  return (
    <AuditContext appId="insert_your_app_id">
      <AccessContext appId="insert_your_app_id">
        <RestrictedContent ref={contentRef}>
          <div className="articleBody">
            <p>Your article content</p>
          </div>
        </RestrictedContent>

        <Paywall contentRef={contentRef} />
        <Pixel type="conversion" />
      </AccessContext>
    </AuditContext>
  );
};

Documentation

<AccessContext />

Props

  • appId {String} Your Poool App ID
  • config {Object} (optional) Default paywall config (see the configuration documentation).
  • styles {Object} (optional) Default paywall styles (see the styles documentation).
  • texts {Object} (optional) Default paywall texts (see the texts documentation).
  • events {Object} (optional) Paywall events listeners (see the events documentation).
  • variables {Object} (optional) Paywall variables (see the variables documentation).
  • scriptUrl {String} (optional, default: 'https://assets.poool.fr/access.min.js') Default Poool Access SDK url
  • scriptLoadTimeout {Number} (optional, default: 2000) Timeout for the script to load
  • withAudit {Boolean} (optional, default: false) Whether to include AuditContext in AccessContext or not

<AuditContext />

Props

  • appId {String} Your Poool App ID
  • config {Object} (optional) Default audit config (see the configuration documentation).
  • events {Object} (optional) Audit events listeners (see the events documentation).
  • scriptUrl {String} (optional, default: 'https://assets.poool.fr/audit.min.js') Default Poool Audit SDK url
  • scriptLoadTimeout {Number} (optional, default: 2000) Timeout for the script to load

<RestrictedContent />

Props

  • mode {String : 'excerpt' | 'hide'| 'custom'} (optional) Way to hide content see Access configuration for more informations.
  • percent {Number} (optional) Percentage of content to hide.

<Paywall />

Props

  • contentRef {React.Ref} Reference to the RestrictedContent component associated to this Paywall
  • id {String} (optional, default: random id) Custom wrapper component ID
  • pageType {String} (optional, default: 'premium') Current page type (supported types: page, premium, free, subscription)
  • config {Object} (optional) Paywall config (see the configuration documentation).
  • styles {Object} (optional) Paywall styles (see the styles documentation).
  • texts {Object} (optional) Paywall texts (see the texts documentation).
  • variables {Object} (optional) Paywall variables (see the variables documentation).
  • events {Object} (optional) Paywall events listeners (see the events documentation)

<Pixel />

Props

  • type {String} Event type (supported types: page-view)
  • data{Object} (optional but mandatory when type is page-view) Data associated to the event (see the audit documentation)
  • config {Object} (optional) Pixel config (see the configuration documentation).
  • options {Object} (optional) Options to pass to the event (see the audit documentation)
  • onDone {Function} (optional) Callback to execute when the event is done
  • reuse {Boolean} (optional, default: false) Whether to reuse the same event or not

useAccess()

Can be used to retrieve some properties from the current access context, as well as the Access SDK itself.

Returns

  • lib {Function} The entire Access sdk
  • appId {String} Current app ID
  • config {Object} Current access context config
  • texts {Object} Current context texts
  • styles {Object} Current context styles
  • variables {Object} Current context variables
  • events {Object} Current access context events listeners
  • scriptURL {Object} Access SDK url

Example

const { appId, lib: access } = useAccess();

useAudit()

Can be used to retrieve some properties from the current audit context, as well as the Audit SDK itself.

Returns

  • lib {Function} The entire Audit sdk
  • appId {String} Current app ID
  • config {Object} Current audit context config
  • events {Object} Current audit context events listeners
  • scriptURL {Function} Audit SDK url

Example

const { appId, lib: audit } = useAudit();

Contributing

Please check the CONTRIBUTING.md doc for contribution guidelines.

Development

Install dependencies:

yarn install

Run examples at http://localhost:63000/ with webpack dev server:

yarn serve

And test your code:

yarn test

License

This software is licensed under MIT.

v2 -> v3 Migration

There shouldn't be any migration needed for this version.

v3 only drops support for Node 14 & yarn, so unless you want to contribute to this repo using Node 14 or Yarn, you don't have to do anything.

It also drops support for Internet Explorer, but as Access.js already dropped support for IE in 2019, this release only removes some useless IE polyfills.

v1 -> v2 Migration

  • <PaywallContext /> has been replaced with <AccessContext /> (used to show the paywall) and <AuditContext /> (used to track particular events)
  • usePoool has been replaced with useAccess and useAudit, both respectively requiring the above contexts to be a parent component
  • <Paywall /> now needs a contentRef prop to be able to lock/unlock the content, and the ref should be retrieved from <RestrictedContent />
  • <Pixel /> has been added to avoid manual event tracking using the legacy poool() function

Basic example in v1:

import {
  PaywallContext,
  RestrictedContent,
  Paywall,
  usePoool,
} from '@poool/react-access';

export default () => {
  const { poool } = usePoool();

  useEffect(() => {
    poool('config', 'context', 'sports');
    poool('send', 'page-view', 'premium');
  }, []);

  return (
    <PaywallContext appId="test" config={{ cookies_enabled: true }}>
      <RestrictedContent><div>test</div></RestrictedContent>
      <Paywall />
    </PaywallContext>
  );
};

To be transformed in v2:

import { useRef } from 'react';
import {
  AccessContext,
  RestrictedContent,
  Paywall,
  Pixel,
} from '@poool/react-access';

export default () => {
  const contentRef = useRef();

  return (
    <AccessContext
      appId="test"
      config={{ cookies_enabled: true }}
      withAudit={true}
    >
      <RestrictedContent ref={contentRef}><div>test</div></RestrictedContent>

      <Paywall config={{ context: 'sports' }} contentRef={contentRef} />
      <Pixel type="page-view" data={{ type: 'premium' }} />
    </AccessContext>
  );
};