[FEATURE] allow badges for cards #813
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I try to realise what exactly you want, but it is really hard. Do you mean there should be , I don't know, png image which you can insert into a README so it will look like "ReactJS" and then it will open a "....?selected=reactjs" ? |
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A badge like "100% passed" which we see a lot on a github page? I.e. a nice image with a link?
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I think just a simple badge like gitpod
[image: image.png]
With instead of a "G" a 🌄
Including text "View cloud native landscape" on a landscape? with a link to
it?
I think we just need to generate a new static image as part of the build
for each card, when you click on a card, maybe we add the badge for easy
copying somewhere?
I need to think about it a bit more :)
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A badge like "100% passed" which we see a lot on a github page? I.e. a
nice image with a link?
[image: image]
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Should I start from generating a png image? Also could you embed an example here with a gitpod? |
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You can see an example https://github.com/prometheus/prometheus with a
gitpod badge in a readme
Yes, start generating a simple png image :)
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Should I start from generating a png image? Also could you embed an
example here with a gitpod?
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Ok, so my idea is to take this image: I'll add a demo link from the landscapeapp README itself to show how it works! |
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SGTM
We can probably even be simpler "(Landscape Logo) Cloud Native Landscape"
which would require less generation on your end since the custom text isn't
needed?
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Ok, so my idea is to take this image:
[image: image]
<https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/230982/158243594-b3fa5175-c2c7-4d2d-b9ab-14b13c598107.png>
And add a landscape logo at start and make it like "(Landscape Logo) Cloud
Native Landscape | ItemName", so in fact I am just adding a fancy svg image
which is later used as a link to the individual item.
I'll add a demo link from the landscapeapp README itself to show how it
works!
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Agree! This means just a single svg file, and anyone can make a link to their item on a cncf landscape with this svg image to display the link itself. |
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@caniszczyk please review! 94db2ea?short_path=b335630#diff-b335630551682c19a781afebcf4d07bf978fb1f8ac04c6bf87428ed5106870f5 An example pull request with a badge in a README.md of a landscapeapp itself.
I just added a file |
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@caniszczyk What should we do with this issue? You can see this example works well. |
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I love it, can you update the document to include how to do this in the README.md? then we can we close this |
If you have a card on the landscape, like a project, would be cool to link to it in badge form from say a GitHub README :)
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