nestjs-early-access

Nestjs Early Access.

This NestJs package makes it easy to add early access mode to your existing application. This is useful when you want to launch a product and need to gather the email addresses of people who want early access or want to stay on the waiting list of the application.

NestJS Early Access Package
Table of Contents
Usage
Todos
Credits

Usage

Installation

npm install nestjs-early-access

EarlyAccessModule

This EarlyAccessModule is the core of the package, it serves as the main entry point and can be used in both synchronous and asynchronous manner.
Simple import the EarlyAccessModule into your application.

Synchonous Mode

Simple call the forRoot method on the synchronous mode.

EarlyAccessModule.forRoot({        
  	enabled: true    
  	    })    
export class AppModule {}

Asynchronous Mode

EarlyAccessModule.registerAsync({      inject: [EarlyAccessService],    
   imports: [ServiceModule],    
   useFactory: (earlyAccessService: EarlyAccessService) => ({    
       repository: earlyAccessService,    
       enabled: true,    
   }),    
 })    

export class AppModule {}

Using Default Template

Nest Js provides you to easily just add the information on your early access page using the default template if you wish. Simple provide the options object with defaultTemplate of type. Remember that you can do this in synchronous and asynchronous mode.

  EarlyAccessModule.registerAsync({  
       inject: [EarlyAccessService],  
       imports: [ServiceModule],  
       useFactory: (earlyAccessService: EarlyAccessService) => {  
         return {  
           repository: earlyAccessService,  
 	      enabled: true,  
 	      url: '/',  
 	      defaultTemplate: {  
               		assetsDir: `${process.cwd()}/assets`,  
 			productName: 'Aso Books',  
 			    logo: {  
 	                 	type: 'img',  
 				source: `/logo.svg`,  
 				},  
 		      	submitButton: {  
 	                  	color: '#5661b3',  
 			  	text: 'Join waiting list',  
 			      	},  
 		      	placeHolderImage: `/undraw_all_the_data_h4ki.svg`,  
 		      	welcomeMessage: {  
 	                  	text: 'Welcome to early access',  
 				color: '#5661b3',  
 				sub: 'You can type any thing you like to write as a sub welcome message. Do not forget to start this though.',  
 			      	},  
 			},  
 		 };  
 	   },  
     	}),  
    ],  
   controllers: [AppController],  
   providers: [AppService],  
 })  
 export class AppModule {  
 }

Using Custom Assets

You can also decide to use custom assets if you wish, although early access provides a default one out of the box for you. If you provide a template early-access will use the provided template instead.

EarlyAccessModule.forRoot({        enabled: false,    
    template: {    
         viewDir: `${process.cwd()}/views`,    
       assetsDir: `${process.cwd()}/assets`,    
       index: 'index',    
   }    
 })    
 export class AppModule {    
     
 }

API SPEC

property	type	description
enabled	boolean	This will activate early access when set to true and will set to false when otherwise.
URL	string	This is the URL to use to access the early access page this defaults to "/early-access"
twitterHandle	string	This is the twitter handle of your products
template	Object	This is the custom template you might wish to render if you do not want to use the default template.
template.viewDir	string	This is the directory of your custom views
template.assetsDir	string	This is the directory of the assets of your custom view.
template.index	string	This is the file that will be rendered. At this time early access uses .ejs.
twitterShareMessage	string	This is the message you will like to share on twitter when your user clicks share on twitter.
repository	EarlyAccessRepository	This is the repository you will like to use to persist the subscribers as well as removed the subscribers

Providing the early access URL

If you want to provide a custom URL. Provide URL in the forRoot object.

EarlyAccessRepository

The nestjs-early-access uses an in-memory storage to persist. You should provide your repository to persist subscribers as well as remove subscribers.

Todos

Provide a notification class or an event. So that this can be implemented or subscribed to when a subscriber is created or removed.
Improve on read me.
Write better test

Credits

This was inspired from Neo's Laravel-early-access
Awwal moved the view to ejs 😇

Appreciation

If you think you like this. Show me some love if you like this. Why don't you just star it? Maybe this can encourage me to build more.