# selfstore-account
Source: https://selfstore.dev/docs/widget-account

A header-sized answer to "where is my data" - two gestures, not four, and it hands the rest to the settings page the app already has.

The short version of the destination panel, sized for a header or a menu: where
is my data, when was it last written, and how do I change my mind.

```html
<selfstore-account></selfstore-account>
```

## Why it is short

The [panel](https://selfstore.dev/docs/widget-destination) offers four gestures. That is right for a
settings page and wrong for a menu: a header that opens onto *export a copy /
restore a copy / change backup / stop saving here* asks the user to arbitrate
between four irreversible-looking words before they know what any of them does.

So this element keeps exactly two - go to the settings, where the panel lives,
or change backup - and hands the rest to the page your app already has.

## "Change backup" stops at detaching

It does not run a connect journey of its own. An app that mounts
[`<selfstore-gate>`](https://selfstore.dev/docs/widget-gate) or
[`<selfstore-storage>`](https://selfstore.dev/docs/widget-storage) already has the first-run screen,
and a store with no destination is exactly what that screen is for.

One journey, reached the same way whether it is the first day or a change of
mind.

## Properties

| Property | Type | Notes |
| --- | --- | --- |
| `account` | `string \| null` | Who holds it - for Drive, `driveTarget.account()` |
| `confirmAction` | `(a: DestinationAction) => boolean \| Promise<boolean>` | Veto before detaching |
| `open` | `boolean` | Whether the card is unfolded |

Map of this site for a model: https://selfstore.dev/llms.txt
Every page in one file: https://selfstore.dev/llms-full.txt