shieldsio
Shields.io
Use this skill when you need to:
- build or edit Shields.io badge URLs
- choose common badge parameters such as style, label, colors, logos, cache lifetime, and click targets
- work with dynamic JSON, TOML, XML, or YAML badges
- check integration-specific notes for GitHub, Gitea, Sonar, Open Collective, or self-hosted Shields
- look up upgrade, security, or compatibility changes such as Simple Icons updates and the Dynamic JSON/TOML/YAML advisory
Start Here
references/getting-started.mdfor the product surface and where to beginreferences/core-patterns.mdfor recurring badge parameters and common URL patternsreferences/api-reference.mdfor dynamic badge inputs and static badge docs
Reference Files
references/getting-started.mdfor intro, builder workflow, and product entry pointsreferences/core-patterns.mdfor shared badge parameters, logos, filters, and common caveatsreferences/api-reference.mdfor Dynamic JSON, TOML, XML, and YAML badge inputs plus static badge docsreferences/testing-debugging.mdfor troubleshooting selectors, compatibility issues, and service caveatsreferences/integrations-plugins.mdfor GitHub OAuth, self-hosted services, Badge-Maker, Docker, and related integrationsreferences/upgrades.mdfor security advisories, migration notes, and Simple Icons changesreferences/badges.mdfor the full extracted badge catalog
Retrieval Tips
- Start with the compact references above before opening
references/badges.md. - Use
references/badges.mdwhen you need service-specific path parameters or examples for a particular badge.
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