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Informations about the package consider-donating

Consider Donating Composer Plugin

This plugin was inspired by this thread on Twitter.

The aim of the project is to provide a common interface for package developers to prompt their users for donations in a way that feels "natural" for everyone involved.

Commitment

Usage

For Package Mantainers

As a package developer, you can prompt your users to donate to your package by doing the following:

  1. Setup a landing page where you collect your donations.
  2. Require this Composer plugin: composer require gsomoza/consider-donating
  3. Add the following to your package's composer.json file:

That's it! When someone installs your package they will see a message on their terminal, like the following:

For end-users

End-users can follow on-screen instructions to donate, but additionally they can also:

Authenticate

Authenticating allows you to keep your donations even if you're working within VM's or Containers, or if you switch computers.

Roadmap

1. Implement basic protocol and functionality

Already implemented.

2. Donation Validations

The proposed donation validation flow (not yet implemented) would work as follows:

Version 1.0
  1. The user is redirected to a donation page where they can perform their donation.
  2. At the same time, an email is sent to the package maintainer with a link. Once the donation is confirmed, the package maintainer can click on that link to confirm the donation within our system.
  3. The next time the user uses Composer (with an Internet connection), our plugin will automatically validate the donation took place and cache the validation token locally. They will not see a suggestion to donate to that package anymore.

To be added after release:

Version 2:

All versions of consider-donating with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires ext-json Version *
somoza/cli-auth Version ^0.1.3
composer-plugin-api Version ^1.1
webmozart/assert Version ^1.4
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