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Overview

Use a Stratus function to decide if a user should be rewarded for a specific loyalty rule and return the reward details. This page explains when your function runs, the required input and output shapes, validation rules, and includes a copy‑paste handler template.
If you’re new to Stratus functions, read the Function Syntax first for required export patterns, allowed modules, and validation behavior.

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When your function runs

Your function executes during a loyalty rule completion attempt for rules of type stratus_function. The platform calls your function with a structured input object containing the current user, userGroupUsers and the loyaltyRule being completed. Your function must return a parsed output describing the reward to grant.

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Input contract

Your handler receives two parameters (input, output) and must accept the following input shape. input may be a stringified JSON; parse it if needed.
Input shape
{
  user: {
    id: string,
    walletAddress: string,
    walletType: string,
  },
  loyaltyRule: {
    id: string,
    name: string,
    type: string,
    amount: number,
    metadata: object,
    startTime: string,
    endTime: string,
    interval: string,
    rewardType: string,
  }
}
input is passed exactly as shown above by the completion API for stratus_function rules.

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Output contract

Set the result to an array of one reward object and return output.buildOutput().
  • walletAddress: string (required) – Address to reward
  • amount: number (required if awarding fixed points) – Points to grant
  • idempotencyKey: string (optional) – Only pass if you want to override the idempotency key for the rule that we set for managing how often a user can be rewarded for the same rule.
  • data: string (optional) – A JSON.stringify()-ed object with extra context; must be valid JSON and under 1KB
  • loyaltyBadgeId: string UUID (optional) – Badge to award instead of points or in addition to range-based rules
  • loyaltyMultiplierAmount: number (optional) – Multiplier for range-based rules
For now, only a single reward item is allowed. If you return more than one, validation will fail.

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Validation rules enforced by the platform

  • Exactly one handler export; must call output.setResult(...) and then return output.buildOutput()
  • Result must be an array with at most one reward object
  • data must be stringified JSON and < 1KB
  • Allowed modules: axios, lodash, viem and viem/chains only (see Function Syntax)

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Copy‑paste handler template

Below is a ready‑to‑use template based on the attached snippet. Replace the eligibility logic and values with your own.
loyalty-rule.js
module.exports.handler = async (input, output) => {
  try {
    // Parse input if it was passed as a string
    let parsed = typeof input === 'string' ? JSON.parse(input) : input
    parsed = typeof parsed === 'string' ? JSON.parse(parsed) : parsed;
    parsed = typeof parsed === 'string' ? JSON.parse(parsed) : parsed;

    /**
     * input = {
     *   user: { id, walletAddress, walletType },
     *   userGroupUsers?: { id, walletAddress, walletType }[],
     *   loyaltyRule: { id, name, type, amount?, ... }
     * }
     */
    const { user, loyaltyRule } = parsed

    // Compute reward details
    const amount = 2 // Example fixed points
    const idempotencyKey = `rule:${loyaltyRule.id}:user:${user.id}` // Replace with a transaction hash or another unique key

    // Optional structured context under 1KB
    const data = JSON.stringify({
      reason: 'eligible via custom function',
      ruleType: loyaltyRule.type,
    })

    // Set result (single reward item only)
    output.setResult([
      {
        walletAddress: user.walletAddress,
        amount,
        idempotencyKey,
        data,
        // loyaltyBadgeId: '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000',
        // loyaltyMultiplierAmount: 1.25,
      },
    ])

    return output.buildOutput()
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Error in user code:', error)
    throw error
  }
}

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How to add and test your function

1

Open the Loyalty Rule form

  • Go to Admin → Loyalty → Rules
  • Click “Create Rule” or edit an existing rule
2

Choose rule type and add your code

  • Set the rule type to stratus_function - In the function editor within the rule form, paste the handler template and customize it - Save the rule; no separate Stratus function is required
3

Trigger a completion attempt

  • From your site or via API, attempt to complete the rule for a user
  • The platform invokes your function with the input shown above
  • If your function returns a valid reward, the user is queued for fulfillment
Verify that your function run succeeded and a reward was recorded for the user.

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Troubleshooting

Return exactly one reward object in the array passed to output.setResult.
Ensure data is produced by JSON.stringify({ ... }) and the string length is under 1024 characters.
Confirm your handler sets a result and returns output.buildOutput() as the final statement.
Import only axios, lodash, viem, or viem/chains. Remove Node built-ins like fs.

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See also

  • Function Syntax
  • Function Templates
  • Loyalty rule API reference for response data: https://docs.snagsolutions.io/api-reference/loyalty/get-loyalty-rules#response-data