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ex-gratia

v1.0.3

Published

A library to assist with recognizing and compensating contributors to open source projects.

Downloads

5

Readme

ex-gratia

adj. As a favour; given as a gift. (Wiktionary)

Ex-gratia gives website and app owners a hands-off mechanism to share revenue with contributuors.

Ex-gratia currently support google ads as a revenue source. To facilitate revenue sharing, ex-gratia shares your ad space with a "raffle" of Google Publisher ID's, ala Google's ad space sharing recommendation. (We are planning on adding others revenue sources.)

Installation and Setup

1. Install from NPM.

npm install ex-gratia

Or

yarn add ex-gratia

2. Update your package.json.

Run the ex-gratia CLI prior to builds. This will scrape your git log and write contributor data to the ex-gratia module.

"build": "npx ex-gratia && ..."

Or

"build": "yarn ex-gratia && ..."

3. Include the Google Adsense tag in your app.

At runtime on the client, use the provided installer to install Google's auto ads tag:

const GoogleAds = require('ex-gratia/google');
new GoogleAds().install();

The provided node is generated once per instantiation of the GoogleAds class.

4. Let your contributors know.

Before contributors can benefit, they need to create an ex-gratia profile and add your site to their adsense account. (Otherwise, we can't find them and/or Google won't allow you to show ads on their behalf.)

You may direct contributors to the Contributors Guide.