Open dbartholomae opened 8 years ago
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@dbartholomae, I was inspired by this package and created mos
It has a lot of badges from shields.io and you can even specify what styles they should use mos-plugin-shields
@zkochan Sounds interesting, I'll have a look! :)
Actually I had already created a small module for myself. mos seems to be more versatile, although a little more complicated to use, too.
Your module seems interesting as well. I'll inspect it tommorrow :smile:
By the way, I used this package for shields, maybe you can use it in your module as well or contribute
Hey all. Sorry I didn't notice this issue. I'd accept a PR that adds support for badges, either as CLI arguments, or perhaps within a badges
object in package.json.
mos
looks interesting! I'll have to give that a try.
Hey @zkochan I just added a section to package-json-to-readme
's README linking to mos. Love the concept and the pluggability.
Hey @zeke! Thanks!
I really like your description of mos
a pluggable module that injects content into your markdown files via hidden JavaScript snippets.
I will probably use it as the package and repo description :smile:
https://github.com/bevry/projectz accomplishes this via a badges
property in the data file, that is then forwarded and rendered by https://github.com/bevry/badges - badge rendering has gone through a few Iterations over the years and quite happy with the way it is now - happy to improve either project for the larger communities needs
Hi there,
it would be great if you could add multiple badges based on cli arguments. shields.io might be a useful resource as the urls are standardized for all badges. If you are interested I could create a pull request.
Best, Daniel