badging

Index of frequently used badges for NPM

Links

• CHANGE LOG
• Homepage

Get Started

Install the package as one of dependencies of your package:

npm install --save badging

Then, require it and get medal info you need. E.g.

const badging = require('badging');

// The arguments may differ (in number and content) from medal type to type.
var badge = badging.npm.version('npm-package-name');

// Generate html.
var html = badge.toHtml();

// Generate markdown.
var markdown = badge.toMarkdown();

// The returned info object always contains two properties: href & src.
// Generate text at will.
var text = `<a href="${badge.href}"><img src="${badge.src}"/></a>`;

Embodied Badges

Badges embodied by badging are classified into different groups. Same or similiar arguments are required on creating badges in same group. E.g., both badging.npm.license() and badging.npm.version() require argument named packageName. Up to now, there are 2 groups available:

• npm
  based on packageName.
• github
  based on userName (of github.com), repoName and branch.

npm.downloads

var badge = badging.npm.downloads(packageName, unit);

The unit may be one of:

• year
• month
• week
• total

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npm.license

var badge = badging.npm.license(packageName);

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npm.version

var badge = badging.npm.version(packageName);

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github.coveralls

var badge = badging.github.coveralls(userName, repoName);

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github.dependencies

var badge = badging.github.dependencies(userName, repoName);

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github.devDependencies

var badge = badging.github.devDependencies(userName, repoName);

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github.star

var badge = badging.github.star(userName, repoName);

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github.travis

var badge1 = badging.github.travis(userName, repoName);
var badge2 = badging.github.travis(userName, repoName, branch);

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