A monetization meta tag manager.

import { monetize } from 'monetizer'

Extracted from the Bemuse monorepo into a standalone repository.

• Simple API to integrate with any frontend library or framework.
• No dependencies.
• Support single page apps.
• Support probabilistic revenue sharing.
• Has TypeScript type definitions bundled.

// Starts monetizing
const stopMonetizing = monetize('$dt.in.th')

// Stops monetizing
stopMonetizing()

function App() {
  useEffect(() => monetize('$dt.in.th'), [])
  return <Layout><Main /></Layout>
}

If multiple monetization calls are active, it uses probabilistic revenue sharing to divide the revenue.

// 50% chance
monetize('$dt.in.th')

// 50% chance
monetize('$twitter.xrptipbot.com/bemusegame')

You can specify a weight (default weight is 1).

// 33% chance
monetize({ content: '$dt.in.th', weight: 1 })

// 67% chance
monetize({ content: '$twitter.xrptipbot.com/bemusegame', weight: 2 })

You can also specify priority. Higher priority wins.

function App() {
  // Default priority is 0
  useEffect(() => monetize('$dt.in.th'), [])
  return <Layout><Main /></Layout>
}

function Article(props) {
  const paymentPointer = props.author.paymentPointer

  // Send micropayment to article’s author while viewing author’s article
  useEffect(() => monetize({ content: paymentPointer, priority: 1 }), [])
}

Priority ties are probabilistic-revenue-shared.

function Article(props) {
  const paymentPointer = props.author.paymentPointer

  // 50-50 revenue sharing between article author and site developer
  useEffect(() => monetize({ content: '$dt.in.th', priority: 1 }), [])
  useEffect(() => monetize({ content: paymentPointer, priority: 1 }), [])
}

Registers a candidate for monetization.

• options can be a string that specifies the payment pointer, or an object with these properties:
  • content: string Payment pointer
  • weight?: number Weight for probabilistic revenue sharing (default=1)
  • priority?: number Priority (default=0)

Returns a function that, when called, removes the candidate from the registry.

When there are multiple monetization candidates in the registry, the library will choose a winner using these criteria:

• A candidate with the highest priority wins.
• If there are multiple candidates with the highest priority, a winner will be chosen using weighted random to achieve probabilistic revenue sharing.

This project was bootstrapped with TSDX.

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