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@andamio/andamio-badge

v0.1.0

Published

The <andamio-badge> web component: embed an Andamio credential badge on any site with a script tag and one element. Renders the badge card, shows honest baked-aware verified state, and links back to the credential's display page.

Readme

@andamio/andamio-badge

The <andamio-badge> web component — embed an Andamio credential badge on any site with a <script> tag and one element. It renders the badge card (image + titles + an honest, baked-aware verified-state line) and links back to the credential's display page. It's the upgrade path from the iframe embed snippet.

Quick start (script tag)

Paste this where the badge should appear — the badge display page gives you a snippet with the values already filled in:

<script type="module" src="https://credentials.andamio.io/embed/andamio-badge.js"></script>
<andamio-badge
  stem="ae192632…df.e9b53431…db"
  module-title="I can find a bug in the Cardano XP app."
  course-title="Join Cardano XP"
  signed></andamio-badge>

Or install from npm

npm install @andamio/andamio-badge
import "@andamio/andamio-badge"; // defines <andamio-badge>

The package is dependency-free vanilla JS — no build step required.

Attributes

| Attribute | Required | Meaning | |-----------|----------|---------| | stem | yes | The badge id {course_id}.{slt_hash} (56 hex . 64 hex). A malformed stem renders an inert placeholder. | | module-title | recommended | The learning-target title shown on the card. | | course-title | recommended | The course title shown under it. | | signed | no (boolean) | Present only for a signed (baked) credential. Controls the state label. | | host | no | Override the badge host origin (must be https://…, no path). Defaults to https://credentials.andamio.io. A non-https or malformed value falls back to the default. |

Verified state is presentational — the link is the trust anchor

The signed attribute sets the state label (Signed & verifiable vs Anchored on-chain) and is provided by the badge host when it generates the snippet. It is presentational: the load-bearing trust is the View credential link, which opens the credential's display page on credentials.andamio.io, where the real, baked-aware verification copy lives and links to the full how-to-check guide. Only signed badges carry a cryptographic proof you can check with a DI-capable OB 3.0 / VC verifier; most badges are presentation-only and prove themselves by their on-chain anchor. The component never claims a signature that isn't there.

Styling

The component renders in a shadow root, so host-page CSS can't leak in. Size it by styling the <andamio-badge> element (it's display:inline-block); the inner card exposes a ::part(card) for light customization.