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@gugle/devins-badges-plus

v0.0.11

Published

Beautifully designed badges for many services.

Readme

devins-badges-plus

A small, focused extension of Devin's Badges, currently containing the cozy/license, cozy/mc and cozy/social badge sets as SVG assets.

Disclaimer (from upstream context)

As of Jan 16, 2026, upstream only accepts badges for very notable projects into the official repository. You can still use the badge template and host/distribute your own badges.

Upstream also notes that PRs may be hard to merge there because the Figma source file is binary-heavy and needs manual organization.

This repository exists as an independent, lightweight place for additional badge assets.

About

This repository is meant to be practical and easy to reuse:

  • Keep badge assets in plain SVG files.
  • Keep naming predictable.
  • Keep licensing clear and permissive.

Repository contents

assets/
  cozy/
    license/
      agpl-v3_vector.svg
      arr_vector.svg
      cc-by-4.0_vector.svg
      cc-by-nc-4.0_vector.svg
      cc-by-nc-nd 4.0_vector.svg
      cc-by-nc-sa 4.0_vector.svg
      cc-by-nd-4.0_vector.svg
      cc-by-sa-4.0_vector.svg
      cc0_vector.svg
      gpl-v3_vector.svg
      lgpl-v3_vector.svg
      mit_vector.svg
    mc/
      teacon/
        teacon2020-*_vector.svg
        teacon2021-*_vector.svg
        teacon2022-*_vector.svg
        teacon2023-*_vector.svg
        teacon_jiachen-*_vector.svg
        teacon2026-*_vector.svg
      anvilcraft_vector.svg
      anvillib_vector.svg
    social/
      heybox-chat_vector.svg

Using in your project

Pick the SVG you need from assets/cozy/license/, assets/cozy/mc/ or assets/cozy/social/ and use it directly.

Examples:

<img alt="MIT License" src="assets/cozy/license/mit_vector.svg" />
![MIT License](assets/cozy/license/mit_vector.svg)
![TeaCon 2023 Winner: Artist](assets/cozy/mc/teacon/teacon2023-winner-artist_vector.svg)

Or:

<img alt="MIT License" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@gugle/devins-badges-plus/assets/cozy/license/mit_vector.svg" />
![MIT License](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@gugle/devins-badges-plus/assets/cozy/license/mit_vector.svg)
![TeaCon 2023 Winner: Artist](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@gugle/devins-badges-plus/assets/cozy/mc/teacon/teacon2023-winner-artist_vector.svg)

If you publish these files from your own CDN or static host, replace the path with your hosted URL.

Adding more badges

  • Open an issue with the badge idea and expected label text.
  • Open a PR with new SVG files if you already have a design.
  • Keep filenames consistent with the existing *_vector.svg pattern.

Credits

For upstream badge references and broader catalog docs, see:

  • https://intergrav.github.io/devins-badges-docs/badges/
  • https://intergrav.github.io/devins-badges-docs/credits/

License

This repository is licensed under CC0 1.0 (see LICENSE).

In short: you can use and modify these badge designs for almost any purpose, including commercial use, with no attribution required.

Attribution is still appreciated when practical.