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Get Content List

This module provides functionality to fetch a list of content for a subscribed product. It is useful for retrieving content behind a paywall for subscription-based products.

Fetching the Content List

To fetch the content list for a subscription product, use the XapiProductSubscriptionContentList function. The function takes four arguments:

  • product_id: The ID of the product whose content is being fetched.
  • offset: The offset for pagination, used to skip a number of items.
  • limit: The number of items to fetch.
  • options: An object containing additional options for fetching the content, such as search terms, sorting criteria, and sort direction.

Example

Here is an example of how to use the XapiProductSubscriptionContentList function to fetch the content list for a product with ID 12345, with pagination and sorting options.

// Assuming you have an instance of XapiProductSubscription
const xapiProductSubscription = new XapiProductSubscription();

// Fetch product contents
xapiProductSubscription.getContents(12345, 0, 10, { search: "example", sortBy: "title", sortDesc: true })
  .then(response => {
    console.log('Contents fetched successfully:', response);
  })
  .catch(error => {
    console.error('Error fetching contents:', error);
  });

Response Structure

The XapiProductSubscriptionContentList function returns a promise that resolves to a response object. The response object contains the following properties:

  • contents: An array of content objects. Each content object includes the following properties:
    • id: The ID of the content.
    • shop_id: The ID of the shop.
    • product_id: The ID of the product.
    • title: The title of the content.
    • description: The description of the content.
    • rate: The rating of the content.
    • rate_count: The number of ratings the content has received.
    • created_at: The creation timestamp of the content.
    • updated_at: The last updated timestamp of the content.
    • files: An array of file objects associated with the content. Each file object includes:
      • id: The ID of the file.
      • product_id: The ID of the product.
      • content_id: The ID of the content.
      • name: The name of the file.
      • size: The size of the file.