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@condenast/cna-st-codec
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@condenast/cna-st-codec
Standalone library to service all cna.st encoding requests. Below are the services provided by the library:
npm install @condenast/cna-st-codec
Documentation: Click here
Query Parameter | Type | Required | Example | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
origin | string | yes | 60d5a8e87a19ee043b25fb5b | Origin of this link (ex: Copilot page id, newsletter id, etc) |
locale | string | no | UK | Used for localised links. |
brand | string | yes | 4gKgcF5Myw5MXdcFAvDQL5L1iAGH | Id of the source’s brand |
channel | string | no | newsletter, website, instagram | The channel where the click originated |
campaign | string | no | summersale | Custom Campaign parameter |
product | string | no | 30d5a8eKa919ee043b25fP9IK | ID of product |
component | string | no | PLP-Carousel_4 | Name to identify which component is generating revenue (including the position) |
bucket | string | no | Br1639018827824exx | A+B test cell bucket ID |
actionId | string | no | 123456 | Unique ID to reference a click back to a conversion with GA |
offerUrl | string | yes | Retailer product/offer URL | |
referrer | string | no | Origin URL where click happened | |
source | string | no | verso | source name eg: verso, amp |
const cnaStCodec = require('@condenast/cna-st-codec');
const params = {
brand: "4gKgcEs3YBmxYhgNxdHg8VnbgTnc",
offerUrl: "http://www.amazon.com/",
origin: "60d5a8e87a19ee043b25fb5b"
};
let encodedText = cnaStCodec.encodeAffiliateParams(params);
console.log(encodedText);
// Output: 4jjCSCMwBgMHssUvJ6jQbjEfYZMoqQmMUyrkXyfPygqXC4jXjS8nfaa7CwiuVicTz35jocCjuWUSzdvRi6RpqSkKB7ybSrg4KShpeGTbBdLesvvhbgo
const cnaStCodec = require('@condenast/cna-st-codec');
let encodedText = "4jjCSCMwBgMHssUvJ6jQbjEfYZMoqQmMUyrkXyfPygqXC4jXjS8nfaa7CwiuVicTz35jocCjuWUSzdvRi6RpqSkKB7ybSrg4KShpeGTbBdLesvvhbgo";
const params = {
offerUrl: "http://go.skimlinks.com/",
campaign: "test"
};
encodedText = cnaStCodec.encodeAffiliateParams(encodedText, params);
console.log(encodedText);
// Output: RTBwSQLjveX2mJoa9QBGwjuqBsCuZwtP3mdimfraBSaLWCnYkwWyZL85Nvj1ML5qYfokBdnhojbDXLW4mWjBPvotMHwFYNCg4YLYAaSRCYB4eaT79vayNPto
const cnaStCodec = require('@condenast/cna-st-codec');
let encodedText = "4jjCSCMwBgMHssUvJ6jQbjEfYZMoqQmMUyrkXyfPygqXC4jXjS8nfaa7CwiuVicTz35jocCjuWUSzdvRi6RpqSkKB7ybSrg4KShpeGTbBdLesvvhbgo";
let decoded = cnaStCodec.decodeAffiliateParams(encodedText);
console.log(decoded);
// Output: {
// referrer: '',
// actionId: '',
// bucket: '',
// component: '',
// campaign: 'test',
// channel: '',
// locale: '',
// origin: '60d5a8e87a19ee043b25fb5b',
// product: '',
// offerUrl: 'https://go.skimlinks.com',
// brand: '4gKgcEs3YBmxYhgNxdHg8VnbgTnc'
// }
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Standalone library to service all cna.st encoding requests
The npm package @condenast/cna-st-codec receives a total of 867 weekly downloads. As such, @condenast/cna-st-codec popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @condenast/cna-st-codec demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 377 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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