Issue11

[zkochan]

Used mos to generate some parts of the readme.

:warning: Had to update the required node js engine to v4

Added testing of the package's readme file.

Added support for more shields: npm, travis, coveralls, climate, deps, devDeps, peerDeps, gemnasium.

As a consequence of using mos to generate the readme, it is possible to update the readme after generation, by running mos. For instance, if a new dependency was installed, running mos in the console will add the new dependency to the dependencies section of the readme.

[zeke]

@zkochan this is awesome! Will review it soon.

[zkochan]

I was able to remove the dependency upon hogan.js by passing a markdown AST to mos

[billiegoose]

I like the ability to regenerate/update the README contents that mos provides. But I'm not thrilled with the fact that it require yet-another-template-language - and one that lives inside HTML comments like the old IE nasty tags...

<!--@h1([pkg.name])-->
<!--/@-->

<!--[if IE 6]>
<![endif]--> 

I actually read these things in vi over SSH and like the README.md to be clean as possible. With the exception of the badges, aren't all these categories possible to identify just from the ## Heading? If we accepted some convention over flexibility, could we have auto updating README files without having to add the mos DSL code snippets to the README files?

[zkochan]

Yes, that was an old version of mos, later I've added the possibility to identify sections by headings

[billiegoose]

Oh that's pretty exciting! I've got to learn all these new tools they sound great!

[zeke]

Hey @zkochan sorry I let this PR go stale. Do you want to take a pass at updating this PR to use the new version of mos that identifies sections by headings?

[zkochan]

No problem. I'll try to update the PR.

[zeke]

Hey @zkochan. I'm going through my old PRs. Still want to take a shot at updating this?

[zkochan]

yes, it's just I am busy with pnpm the last couple of months. If it makes you noise I can create a new PR later

[zeke]

pnpm looks like it's really coming along!

I'm gonna close this out. Feel free to re-open if decide to revisit this project. 👍