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shieldsio-elements

v1.0.0

Published

Custom HTML Elements and helpers for Shields.io

Downloads

139

Readme

shieldsio-elements

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Custom HTML Elements and helpers for Shields.io Badges.

Shield IO Badges

All Shield.io badges have the following attributes:

  • label: the left-hand-side text if overwritten; otherwise null.
  • logo: the logo to use.
  • color: the color of the right-hand-side background.
  • logocolor: the color of the logo.
  • labelcolor: the color of the left-hand-side background.
  • logowidth: the horizontal space for the logo.
  • badgestyle: the style of the badge. Can be:
    • plastic
    • flat
    • flat-square
    • for-the-badge
    • social

shieldio-badge element

Used to show a static badge.

In addition to the common attributes, the static also supports:

  • message the right-hand-side text.
<shieldio-badge label="Label" message="message" color="green"></shieldio-badge>

Static Example

shieldio-badge-dynamic element

Used to show a dynamic badge.

In addition to the common attributes, the dynamic also supports:

  • dataurl: the URL of the data to base the badge on.
  • dataquery: the query for the dynamic content.
  • prefix: the text to prefix the dynamic content.
  • suffix: the text to suffix the dynamic content.
  • datatype: the type of data to process. Can be:
    • xml
    • json
    • yaml
<shieldio-badge-dynamic datatype="xml" dataurl="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PH16-Productions/tv.ph16.paperplugin/main/pom.xml" label="Java Version" dataquery="//*[local-name() = 'java.version']"></shieldio-badge-dynamic>

Dynamic Example

Other Badges

simpleicon-badge element

Shows a badge for a simple icon.

Supports the following attributes:

  • logo: the simple icon logo to display.
  • badgestyle: the style of the badge. Can be:
    • plastic
    • flat
    • flat-square
    • for-the-badge
    • social
<simpleicon-badge logo="GitHub"></simpleicon-badge>

Simple Example