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update-my-badges

v1.0.227

Published

Generate badges for your GitHub projects

Downloads

6,197

Readme

My Badges

Do you like GitHub Achievements?
Do you want to get more badges?
We got you covered!

My Badges is a GitHub Action that generates badges for your profile README.md. Badges will be updated automatically every day. And you will get new badges as you progress, or as community adds new badges. Yes, you can add your own badges!

But how does those badges look like? Take a look here, or here.

Installation

Create your-username/your-username GH profile repository.

Add the following code somewhere in README.md:

<!-- my-badges start -->
<!-- my-badges end -->

Add the following workflow .github/workflows/my-badges.yml to your repository:

name: my-badges

on:
  workflow_dispatch:
  schedule:
    - cron: '0 0 * * *'

permissions:
  contents: write

jobs:
  my-badges:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - name: Update My Badges
        run: npx update-my-badges ${{github.repository_owner}}
        env:
          GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}

[!NOTE] You don't need to create a GITHUB_TOKEN in repository. The workflow will use a default runner token.

Start my-badges workflow, or wait for it to run automatically.

Configuration

| Param | ENV alias | Description | Default | |---------|----------------|--------------------------------|---------------| | token | GITHUB_TOKEN | Auth token | | | user | GITHUB_USER | Username | | | repo | GITHUB_REPO | Repository name to push badges | {user/user} |

| Param | Description | Default | |-----------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------| | data | Path to JSON to generate badges. If empty, required data will be obtained from the GH API | | | size | Badge size for README.md, px | 64 | | dryrun | Generate badges, but skip pushing them to git | | | pick | List of badges to pick. Pass --pick="a-commit,ab-commit,revert-revert-commit" to generate only the specified entries. If empty gets all of them | | | omit | List of badges to exclude. For example, if you're too shy to flex your stars: --omit:stars-100,stars-500,stars-1000 or even shorter --omit:stars-* | | | compact | Represent the highest tier badges in README.md. For example, If you have both stars-100 and stars-500 achievements, only the last one will be shown | |

Manual Run

npx update-my-badges <username>

License

MIT