🦌 Badges generator from dotfiles for any markdown

Tool to help automate your badges of shields.io, badgen.net, fury.io, github action and snyk.io from .all-shieldsrc dotfile for your markdown files. You can use Liquid variables like {{name}} or {{version}} which refer to your package.json. Inspired by all-contributors-cli

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• 💡 Features
• 👔 Screenshot
• 🚀 How to use
• 📚 Documentation
• • 🧰 Options
• • 🔑 Liquid Variables
• • �?� With Husky
• 🔨 Developer Mode
• 👨�?💻 Contributing
• �?� Known Bugs
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💡 Features

• [✔�?] Easy to use
• [✔�?] MIT License
• [✔�?] Support: shields.io
• [✔�?] Support: fury.io
• [✔�?] Support: snyk.io
• [✔�?] Support: badgen.net
• [✔�?] Support: github action
• [✔�?] Full customizations!
• [✔�?] Liquid Variables
• [✔�?] Tool to help automate your badges on markdown.
• [✔�?] Badges generator from dotfiles for any markdown

👔 Screenshot

🚀 Installation

1. In your node project run: npm install @ptkdev/all-shields-cli --save-dev
2. In your package.json add script:

	...
	"scripts": {
		"all-shields-cli": "all-shields-generate"
	}
	...

3. Create .all-shieldsrc and paste sample:

{
	"files": [
		"README.md"
	],
	"shields": [
		{
			"id": "my-badges",
			"badges": [
				{
					"url": "https://www.npmjs.com/package/@ptkdev/all-shields-cli",
					"color": "lightgray",
					"label": "package name",
					"title": "package name",
					"message": "{{name}}",
					"style": "flat",
					"logo": "",
					"platform": "shields"
				}
			]
		}
	]
}

4. Add in your README.md the html comment (my-badges is id from the previous step):

<!-- all-shields/my-badges:START -->
<!-- all-shields/my-badges:END -->

5. Run npm run all-shields-cli

See folder examples, run with node example.js. Below is available a description of options values.

🔑 Liquid variables

In your .all-shieldsrc dotfile you can use liquid variables like {{name}} or {{version}} which refer to your package.json. Key of package.json is name of liquid variable {{key_from_package.json}}

�?� Work with Husky

1. In your node project run: npm install husky --save-dev (docs)
2. You can use pre-commit hooks with husky:

	...
	"husky": {
		"hooks": {
			"pre-commit": "npm run all-shields-cli"
		}
	}
	...

🧰 Options: Badges Array

🔨 Developer Mode

1. Download stable, beta or nightly and extract it.
2. Run npm install
3. Run sudo npm link
4. You can use all-shields-generate everywhere.

📚 Documentation

Run npm run docs

👨�?💻 Contributing

I �?��? contributions! I will happily accept your pull request! Translations, grammatical corrections (GrammarNazi you are welcome! Yes my English is bad, sorry), etc... Do not be afraid, if the code is not perfect we will work together 👯 and remember to insert your name in .all-contributorsrc and package.json file.

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Patryk Rzucidło 💻 �? 📖 �?�

💰 In the future, if the donations allow it, I would like to share some of the success with those who helped me the most. For me open source is share of code, share development knowledges and share donations!

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💫 License

• Code and Contributions have MIT License
• Images and logos have CC BY-NC 4.0 License (Freepik Premium License)
• Documentations and Translations have CC BY 4.0 License

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