https://github.com/dwyl/repo-badges/tree/c2444c3a6d20d9f7fc381a471e7e20a8de8b94e9#3-create-a-github-integration-for-your-project

Here after creating "org", I do not see Projects. (I see packages in its place). Neither do I see integration option in the UI. Is there a different process now?

Hi 🖖
I had added a hit counter badge to my repo but it's counter is stuck at 1 and not increasing

Repo

https://inch-ci.org/learn_more helps open source projects track how well documented the code is.

Example: https://inch-ci.org/github/dwyl/hapi-auth-jwt2/suggestions?branch=master
which is woefully under-documented (inline docs) and we should improve as part of adding this badge.

Why ?

Security matters. Users care that the app they are using is not going to be compromised and result in their personal data being lost/stolen. We can give people some reassurance that we also care about security by including this service in our Node-based projects and adding a badge to our readmes to inform people that _we take security seriously_.

What ?

https://nodesecurity.io/services

Cost/Benefit ?

Cost: It's free for open source so the only "cost" is the time to set it up.
Benefits: better visibility of security and greater confidence for anyone using the module.

(How ?) Todo:

This will not require a code update in any of our projects it's just a GitHub integration and badge in the readme. But we should make notes on how to set it up so others can follow.

• setup nodesecurity for one of our projects: dwyl/hapi-auth-jwt2#201
• document the setup process
• update the readme for repo-badges with instructions
• enjoy the rest of day knowing security is being automagically checked by a great service!

currently: https://github.com/dwyl/repo-badges/tree/762ce6dced9b6b70aed5e319e541ab9e9649f64c#coverage

should be:

after_success:
  - bash <(curl -s https://codecov.io/bash)

Is it a good idea to create something like a list with all the badges mentioned and links to copy-pasting? Something like a summary.

Using this service, https://inch-ci.org/, my repo is not found. I am thinking it may be because it is a private repository.

Is there a service I should use to get a documentation badge for private repos?

Noticed this when flicking through the doco, line 132 in README.md:
we're *excited* that there is more *choie* in the JS testing space!
should be
we're *excited* that there is more *choice* in the JS testing space!

http=>https

guys !, i found an error "Error 502 Ray ID: 562936080c57f1fb • 2020-02-09 22:17:01 UTC
Bad gateway ", I found this error because I was trying to enter hits.dwyl.com and I found this error!

Can you please add the license field.
Because without a license field the images are subject to copyright.

I was looking for a set of browser icons for https://github.com/nelsonic/learn-nightwatch and found:

https://github.com/alrra/browser-logos via http://www.paulirish.com/2010/high-res-browser-icons/

Don't know where to share this in case its useful to other people...

I am interested in using the repo, but could not find what is the license of the files.

As first noticed by @spences10 in #24, the hit counter is not woking and appears as a broken link. Just logging the issue here as the previous one has been closed by the issue owner.

CodeCov is bringing a few new features to the game which make it an obvious alternative to CodeClimate for Coverage: https://codecov.io/#features

But for some reason they are not reporting coverage acurately on our "trial" project ...
As soon as that is sorted, we can update this repo/readme with the new recommendation.

Pending: https://github.com/nelsonic/hits/issues/18 & https://github.com/nelsonic/hits/pull/21

https://nodesecurity.io/services:

The Node Security Platform has been acquired by npm, Inc.

On April 10, 2018, the Node Security Platform joined npm, Inc., which operates the npm JavaScript package registry.

Learn more here.

The service remains operational for current accountholders.

This repo should recommend a replacement for new projects.

As a developer writing *beautiful* (concise & functional) code in Elixir
I want to know if the dependencies in my project are out-of-date
in case there are any security/performance updates I need to make

e.g: https://beta.hexfaktor.org/github/dwyl/hits-elixir

Quite a comprehensive list of badges but zero explanation of why/how...
https://github.com/boennemann/badges
Still, worth adding to the useful links section...

add instructions for how to include the goodparts badge

[![JavaScript Style Guide: Good Parts](https://img.shields.io/badge/code%20style-goodparts-brightgreen.svg?style=flat)](https://github.com/dwyl/goodparts "JavaScript The Good Parts")

and a link to https://github.com/dwyl/goodparts so people know why we wrote our "own" style...!

relates to: dwyl/goodparts#253

Hi,

I was trying to integrate badges into my repo and found that bithound no more provides it's services and we should remove it from docs, I take this up if you want if wan to make these changes.

there are a few badges I like to include in my repos...

@jrans mentioned having a badge for Tudo the other day ...
we need to have one for dwyl (generally) too...!! 😮

@dwyl/doers ideas?

relates to: dwyl/tudo#35 (Tudo Badge)

Sadly, our old favourite CI tool Traivs-CI has decided to cap the number of minutes that an open source project/organisation can use in a month to 1k mins. see: dwyl/learn-travis#67

So we are migrating to using GitHub Actions for a few of our projects.
And I figure we might as well use the Badge ...

Todo

• Add a GitHub Badge to an existing project that we are migrating to GitHub Actions: dwyl/phoenix-chat-example#63
• Add GitHub Actions Badge instructions to README.md of this project (repo-badges)
  • Generic badge: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/monitoring-and-troubleshooting-workflows/adding-a-workflow-status-badge
  • Custom Badge: https://shields.io/category/build

Do People Prefer "Flat" Badges (without a button shadow)
e.g:

I'm coming from https://github.com/binkley/modern-java-practices.
I'd like to use your "project health" badge, but am unclear for non-NPM projects. This project & that one have overlapping concerns for awesome build pipelines.

The repo-badges project is quite wonderful. I'd like to do the same for JVM-based projects.

It also seems to no longer be maintained: rvagg/nodei.co#39

https://news.ycombinator.com/submit

To offer folk on DWYL some external recognition for work they have done, it can be possible to use sites such as BadgeList.com, and harnessing third party affirmation, to show where folk have skills that external parties could well find useful.

I accept that DWYL may not want to do this, it might prove somewhat complex, but it may help teams formed on GitHub activities to benefit with external visibility for their contributions.

For a product road map, introduction to the team and the skills being used can be reassurance for external parties that numbers are signing up to a project, and that a viable range of skills is being accessed.

Here is an impassioned debate on Facebook about the pros and cons of badging ...

https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=10155488510163980&id=717213979

And here is a link to a Tweet to the BadgeList founder:

https://twitter.com/innov8tor3/status/878557143330414593

And thanks @nelsonic for the labels, I wasn't sure where or if this would fit anywhere ...

I can't do a pull request for this so this is the only other way I know to mention this. If I'm just being ridiculous feel free to ignore me :)

Could you update the grammar in the repo description?

Current:
⭐️ use repo badges (build passing, coverage, etc) in your readme/markdown file to signal code "quality" in a project.

Suggested:
⭐️ Use repo badges (build passing, coverage, etc) in your readme/markdown file to signal code quality in a project.

https://nodei.co/ lets us see download stats for node.js modules/packages hosted on NPM.
e.g:

Hi thanks for this 👍

I added the hit count badge to my repo, is it in working order?

How?

## How? [![Get Help!](https://img.shields.io/badge/get-help-brightgreen.svg?style=flat)](https://github.com/dwyl/technology-stack/issues)

Sadly, Inch CI https://inch-ci.org is offline:

Which breaks our README.md:

Going to comment it out for now.