Oops, totally retracted my whole comment haha.
Will do, Sam! :)
Andy Morgan 🔸
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Hey everyone,
So, I’ve recently completed building an API to anonymously record donations made to charities, with the intention of allowing organisations like Giving What We Can and EAHub to automatically update the donation records of their members and to measure their impact (I figured there must be an easier way than individuals manually entering their donations).
At the moment I’m going to start working on integrating it with those organisations, and charities that are the most popular with effective altruists, but I’d also really be interested to hear any suggestions for possible applications for it that I could build?
Maybe something like a web application that exports all your donations to a CSV file?
Or maybe a Facebook plugin (is that what they’re called?) that displays your donation total on your profile page?
I’m all ears.
It’s currently set up to record a donor ID, a charity ID, the amount donated, a reference number, the date, and the time the database record was created.
\Hey everyone,
My recent accomplishment is that I’ve completed building an API to anonymously record donations made to charities, with the intention of allowing organisations like Giving What We Can and EAHub to automatically update the donation records of their members and to measure their impact (I figured there must be an easier way than individuals manually entering their donations).
At the moment I’m going to start working on integrating it with those organisations, and charities that are the most popular with effective altruists, but I’d also really be interested to hear any suggestions for possible applications for it that I could build?
Maybe something like a web application that exports all your donations to a CSV file?
Or maybe a Facebook plugin (is that what they’re called?) that displays your donation total on your profile page?
I’m all ears.
It’s currently set up to record a donor ID, a charity ID, the amount donated, a reference number, the date, and the time the database record was created.\
Yeah, I really hope someone breathes some life into this issue.
Hey Mikkel,
Thanks for the post. This looks really interesting. I’m going to be making something similar in the next few weeks (an Angular2 web app with a simple RESTful API that tracks personal donation history), just as a personal project, so there could a bit of overlap and I’d love to contribute to the project if there’s support for it. If you’d like, just flick me a message and we can talk some more.
Andy.