badges

Install

$ [sudo] pip install badges

Features

md, rst support
autoformat strings with instance and class variables
minimalistic design, easy subclassing
CircleCI, Travis, ... badge classes

Examples

# format attributes - {attrname}
>>> class CustomBadge(badges.Badge):
    branch = "master"
    link = "https://site.com/{fullname}"
    image = "https://site.com/{fullname}?branch={branch}.svg"

>>> CustomBadge(fullname="owner/repo")
'[![](https://site.com/owner/repo?branch=master.svg)](https://site.com/owner/repo)'

# format @property - {0.propname}
>>> class CustomBadge(badges.Badge):
    branch = "master"
    link = "https://site.com/{0.fullname}"
    image = "https://site.com/{0.fullname}?branch={branch}.svg"

    @property
    def fullname(self):
        return "/".join(os.getcwd().split("/")[-2:])

>>> CustomBadge()
'[![](https://site.com/owner/repo?branch=master.svg)](https://site.com/owner/repo)'

Sources

Metadata

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Release files / badges-0.0.1.tar.gz

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