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@getchange/change-drop-in
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Two components for accepting crypto donations on the web.
A component for accepting crypto donations for a nonprofit. It weighs < 10 KB gzipped.
Add the following HTML to your page:
<change-donation-form
public-key="pk_live_d1acaf4c39ab38273133cb97649ddba0ecd5d76b81c8b1db7039f7ae937f9b33"
nonprofit-id="n_B7e7Xu5RFvYHGLHDCSMQ5Yck"
></change-donation-form>
<script type="module" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@getchange/change-drop-in@1/dist/change-donation-form.min.js"></script>
You now have a donation form for Make-a-Wish 501(c)(3)!
Change the nonprofit by setting the nonprofit-id
attribute. To find nonprofit ids for over 200K nonprofits, sign up for free at https://api.getchange.io and navigate to the Nonprofits tab. This component does not require any payment to use on your site.
Once you've signed up, set the public-key
attribute to match your account. If you're a nonprofit collectin donations for yourself, don't set the public key. Everyone else can find your account's public key at https://api.getchange.io/developers.
Property | Description |
---|---|
public-key (*required) | The public key of your Change account. You can find your account's public key at https://api.getchange.io/developers. |
nonprofit-id (*required) | The ID of the nonprofit you'd like to accept donations for. You can find nonprofit IDs at https://api.getchange.io. |
solana | Add this attribute to accept SOL (Solana) donations. A second payment method option will appear in the form. |
You can change the style of the donation form using CSS custom properties. For example:
<change-donation-form
style="
--background-color-primary: green;
--color-primary: white;
"
></change-donation-form>
Property | Description |
---|---|
--color | Text color |
--background-color | Component background |
--color-primary | Primary and selected button text color |
--color-disabled | Disabled button text color |
--background-color-primary | Primary and selected button background color |
--background-color-primary-hover | Hovered primary and selected button background color |
--background-color-disabled | Disabled button background color |
--input-border-color | Input border color |
--input-border-radius | Input border radius |
--input-color | Input text color |
--input-background-color | Input background color |
--input-background-color-hover | Hovered input background color. Only applies to button inputs, not text inputs. |
--input-color-hover | Hovered input text color |
--input-placeholder-color | Input placeholder color |
Here's an example of the default look, alongside a fully customized version:
Default | Customized |
---|---|
A component for accepting crypto donations for any nonprofit in the Change system. It weighs < 13 KB gzipped.
Add the following HTML to your page:
<change-drop-in
public-key="pk_live_d1acaf4c39ab38273133cb97649ddba0ecd5d76b81c8b1db7039f7ae937f9b33"
></change-drop-in>
<script type="module" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@getchange/change-drop-in@1/dist/change-drop-in.min.js"></script>
You now have a searchable donation widget, with access to all 200K vetted nonprofits in the Change system.
Once you've signed up, set the public-key
attribute to match your account. You can find your account's public key at https://api.getchange.io/developers. This component does not require any payment to use on your site.
Property | Description |
---|---|
public-key (*required) | The public key of your Change account. You can find your account's public key at https://api.getchange.io/developers. |
featured-nonprofits | The ids of nonprofits to feature. You can find nonprofit IDs at https://api.getchange.io. Specify ids as a JSON array, like this (the quote types are important): nonprofit-ids='["n_123", "n_abc"]' |
title | The title of the component. |
You can change the style of the donation form using CSS custom properties. For example:
<change-drop-in
style="
--background-color-primary: green;
--color-primary: white;
"
></change-drop-in>
Property | Description |
---|---|
--color | Text color |
--background-color | Component background |
--color-primary | Primary and selected button text color. Affects the donation form. |
--color-disabled | Disabled button text color. Affects the donation form. |
--background-color-primary | Primary and selected button background color. Affects the donation form. |
--background-color-primary-hover | Hovered primary and selected button background color. Affects the donation form. |
--background-color-disabled | Disabled button background color. Affects the donation form. |
--input-border-color | Input border color |
--input-border-radius | Input border radius |
--input-color | Input text color |
--input-background-color | Input background color |
--input-color-hover | Hovered input text color |
--input-placeholder-color | Input placeholder color |
--search-result-background-hover | Hovered background color of search results |
--card-background-color | Card background color |
--detail-color | Color of detail elements, such as the back button and field titles |
FAQs
UI element that lets users donate crypto
The npm package @getchange/change-drop-in receives a total of 19 weekly downloads. As such, @getchange/change-drop-in popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @getchange/change-drop-in demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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