dsh-play-revenue

Estimating playback revenue in content-monetization workflows usually means juggling unit rates, playback duration, and split percentages by hand, a process that is slow, repetitive, and prone to arithmetic slips. dsh-play-revenue collapses that process into a single tool call: pass in the relevant parameters and it computes the revenue precisely, returning a structured breakdown you can drop straight into a report.

The implementation is deliberately minimal. It is written in pure Node.js with no network dependencies, so it runs entirely offline in any local Node environment. There is no external API to time out, no data leaving your machine, and no additional runtime to install. Because the result is returned as an itemized detail, it is easy to feed downstream comparisons or audit logs without further parsing.

Who it is built for: platform operators wiring up automated revenue-sharing pipelines, content creators and analysts who need to recalculate playback earnings regularly, and dev teams that want to turn a one-off revenue calculation into a reusable, scriptable step. If your workflow repeatedly asks the question "given these parameters, what is the playback revenue," this plugin answers it in one call, replacing manual arithmetic with a deterministic result.