A convenience tool that makes it easy to generate custom Markdown for badges to put on your documentation or website.

Choose a page, enter your details, and click Submit to generate some Markdown code for you to copy and paste.

External tools are used to actually render badges - mostly using shields.io.

Start creating badges for your docs.

Examples of a few badges generated with the app and rendered here on a markdown doc

Note that most of the badges at the top of this README.md file were also generated using this app.

Link to your project. From another project - even paste these in an online forum or your blog.

Add to the top of your README.md file. These are tied to your specific repo.

Put whatever text you want in this static badge, which is independent of a repo. You can change the color, logo and destination link.

Here is a badge for a NPM package as a dependency of the Badge Generator repo. The version changes to reflect what is in the package.json file.

Similar to above but more flexible.

Create a badge that references any value within a public data file (currently only JSON is supported). The badge stays up to date with whatever value is in the target file..

In the example below, we lookup the version of VS Code needed by an extension. The query is $.engines["vscode"] and here is the target package.json file on GitHub.

Pre-made badges around languages and tools. Just copy and paste them - no form input needed. If you can't find a badge you're looking for there, use the Generic badge option to make your own.

User guide for using the app and how setup and run the app yourself

Released under MIT by @MichaelCurrin.

• You can freely modify and reuse.
• The original license must be included with copies of this software.
• Please link back to this repo if you use a significant portion the source code.