new referral scheme #1255
new referral scheme #1255
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| if (!parent.total) { | ||
| return 0 | ||
| } | ||
| return parent.total |
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This was throwing errors in development.
| const referrerPattern = new URLPattern({ pathname: ':pathname(*)/r/:referrer([\\w_]+)' }) | ||
| const itemPattern = new URLPattern({ pathname: '/items/:id(\\d+)' }) | ||
| const profilePattern = new URLPattern({ pathname: '/:name([\\w_]+){/:type(\\w+)}?' }) | ||
| const territoryPattern = new URLPattern({ pathname: '/~:name([\\w_]+){/*}?' }) |
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These are waayyyyyyyyyy better than using regex for urls.
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Mhh, interesting!
I wish we could use this in the browser, too, but it's not supported by every major browser yet according to MDN:
It's also not implemented in node yet, see nodejs/node#40844.
So cool that next/server has this implemented!
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@ekzyis I marked this ready for review because I want to deploy this before implementing referral rewards so that I can have a real data set to test rewards on. |
prisma/migrations/20240706000412_one_day_referrals/migration.sql
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| const referrerPattern = new URLPattern({ pathname: ':pathname(*)/r/:referrer([\\w_]+)' }) | ||
| const itemPattern = new URLPattern({ pathname: '/items/:id(\\d+)' }) | ||
| const profilePattern = new URLPattern({ pathname: '/:name([\\w_]+){/:type(\\w+)}?' }) | ||
| const territoryPattern = new URLPattern({ pathname: '/~:name([\\w_]+){/*}?' }) |
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Mhh, interesting!
I wish we could use this in the browser, too, but it's not supported by every major browser yet according to MDN:
It's also not implemented in node yet, see nodejs/node#40844.
So cool that next/server has this implemented!
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Great review! I incorporated all your feedback. |
So far this captures the relevant referral data in
middleware.js, storing it in cookies (for a future login), and passing it in the request headers (for logged in stackers) for storage in the db.how this is going to work
/r/<referrer name>at the end or invite linkscommentIdattributes a referral to the comment's OPsn_referreris set by either explicit or implicit referrals for 24 hoursOneDayReferraltablereferee, the most frequentreferrerof thereferee(ie contributed the most rows to theOneDayReferraltable for thereferee) is crowned the "one day referrer" of therefereerefereegets 50% of thereferee's referral rewards, and thereferee's original referrer (ieusers.referrerId) get the other 50%todos
OneDayReferrraltable andusers.referrerIdto dole out daily referral rewards