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Introducing Partial Paid and Protected Pages

Rishi Raj Jain

LaunchFa.st comes with baked-in partial paid and protected page(s) to help you prevent un-paid and un-authenticated users access specific content on such pages. With the payment methods such as Stripe and Lemon Squeezy integrated in LaunchFa.st and authentication methods such as Google, Twitter and Credentials, such payment callbacks’ and user authentication methods can be used by your system to grant access only to a specific content on such pages for the paid and authenticated users only.

Here’s how easily you can create partial paid and protected pages with LaunchFa.st:

  • Create a file, say partial_paid_and_protected.astro with the following code:
src/pages/partial_paid_and_protected.astro
---
import redis from '@/lib/db/upstash'
import { getSession } from '@/lib/utils/auth'
const session: any = getSession(Astro.cookies)
let paid: number
if (session?.email) paid = await redis.hget('access', session.email)
---
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8" />
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width" />
</head>
<body class="font-display">
<!-- Show the Header if the user is logged in AND paid -->
{paid && <Header />}
<!-- Show the Divider if the user is logged in -->
{session['email'] && <Divider className="mt-3 border-gray-100/50" />}
</body>
</html>
  • That’s it! The Upstash Redis instance integrated in the LaunchFast Starter Kit takes care of fetching the user paid status and the getSession function takes care of decoding the user authentication status. Using Astro JSX, specific components or HTML is conditionally rendered (from the server) to the user.

Worry not, with LaunchFa.st you get such a page partial_paid_and_protected.astro built for you with goodies on top.

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