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The definitive collection of badges for rendering
npm install --save badges
require('badges')
npm install --save badges
require('badges')
//wzrd.in/bundle/badges@1.2.8
ender add badges
require('badges')
This package is published with the following editions:
badges
aliases badges/index.js
which uses Editions to automatically select the correct edition for the consumers environmentbadges/source/index.js
is esnext source code with require for modulesbadges/edition-browsers/index.js
is esnext compiled for browsers with require for modulesbadges/edition-node-11/index.js
is esnext compiled for node.js >=11 with require for modulesbadges/edition-node-0.8/index.js
is esnext compiled for node.js >=0.8 with require for modules// Listing of badges to output
const list = [
// Custom Badges
['badge', {image: 'image', alt: 'alt'}],
['badge', {image: 'image', alt: 'alt', url: 'url', title: 'title'}],
['shields', {left: 'left', right: 'right', alt: 'alt', url: 'url', title: 'title'}],
['shields', {left: 'left', right: 'right', color: 'red', alt: 'alt', url: 'url', title: 'title'}],
'---',
// Development Badges
'npmversion',
'npmdownloads',
'daviddm',
'daviddmdev',
'nodeico',
'---',
// Testing Badges
'saucelabsbm',
'saucelabs',
'travisci',
'codeship',
'coveralls',
'codeclimate',
'bithound',
'waffle',
'---',
// Funding Badges
'sixtydevstips',
'patreon',
'opencollective',
'gratipay',
'flattr',
'paypal',
'bitcoin',
'wishlist',
'---',
// Social Badges
'slackinscript',
'slackin',
'gabeacon',
'googleplusone',
'redditsubmit',
'hackernewssubmit',
'facebooklike',
'facebookfollow',
'twittertweet',
'twitterfollow',
'githubfollow',
'githubstar',
'quorafollow'
]
// Configuration for the badges
const config = {
npmPackageName: 'badges',
saucelabsUsername: 'bevry',
saucelabsAuthToken: '123',
codeshipProjectUUID: '123',
codeshipProjectID: '123',
githubSlug: 'bevry/badges',
nodeicoQueryString: {downloads: true, compact: true, height: 2},
sixtydevstipsID: 'd2dcf439c9759e88f3ccec1cef394c10',
patreonUsername: 'bevry',
opencollectiveUsername: 'bevry',
gratipayUsername: 'bevry',
flattrUsername: 'balupton',
paypalURL: 'https://paypal.me/bevry',
paypalButtonID: 'QB8GQPZAH84N6', // another option instead of paypalURL
paypalUsername: 'bevry', // another option instead of paypalURL
bitcoinURL: 'https://bevry.me/bitcoin',
wishlistURL: 'https://bevry.me/wishlist',
slackinURL: 'https://slack.bevry.me',
gaTrackingID: 'UA-XXXXX-XX',
homepage: 'http://bevry.me',
facebookApplicationID: '123123',
facebookUsername: 'balupton',
twitterUsername: 'bevryme',
githubUsername: 'balupton',
quoraUsername: 'Benjamin-Lupton',
quoraRealname: 'Benjamin Arthur Lupton' // optional, will extract from username
}
// Options for rendering the badges
const options = {
// Filter Category
// When set to a string, will only render badges from the list that of the specified category
// Values can be 'development', 'testing', 'funding', or 'social'
// E.g. to render only funding badges, set to 'funding'
filterCategory: false,
// Filter Scripts
// When true, do not render any badges from the list that are scripts
filterScripts: false
}
// Render the badges to a string
const result = require('badges').renderBadges(list, config, options)
// Output the result
console.log(result)
If you want to render badges inside your own project's readme files, check out the meta builder projectz which uses this package for badge rendering.
Discover the release history by heading on over to the HISTORY.md
file.
Discover how you can contribute by heading on over to the CONTRIBUTING.md
file.
If you there is a badge that you believe will be common enough for others to benefit from, send in a pull request. Each pull request should:
source/badges.js
badgeScript = true
- see other badges for an examplesource/test.js
README.md
keyword
field of package.json
These changes can be done in multiple commits or the same, it doesn't matter, as we will squash the commits on merge. We will also the changelog entry, so you don't need to do.
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These amazing people have contributed code to this project:
Discover how you can contribute by heading on over to the CONTRIBUTING.md
file.
Unless stated otherwise all works are:
and licensed under:
v1.2.8 2018 October 26
thanksappURL
and thanksappUsername
for the thanksapp
badgeFAQs
The definitive collection of badges for rendering
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