This package allows you to add badges to your MkDocs site.
This README is just a short intro to the package.
For a quick start and detailed information please see the documentation.
The documentation is also available in the docs
folder of the source code and can be built locally with MkDocs.
A development version built with the latest changes (HEAD
commit) can be found at https://mkdocs-badges-dev.six-two.dev/.
The documentation also serves as a test of the plugin, especially the files under the Tests
menu item.
Build the documentation with the latest source code:
pip install . && mkdocs serve -t <theme>
Themes that should work are mkdocs
, readthedocs
, and material
.
The GitHub repository now contains some unit test. You can run them against the current code with the following command (issued in the root directory of the repository):
pip install . && python -m unittest
- At least on iPhones (which only support Safari based engines) only one toast can be shown.
After that you need to reload the page to show the same toast again or to show another toast.
This seems to be an issue with https://github.com/mlcheng/js-toast/ (used in
src/mkdocs_badges/assets/badge.js
) which seems no longer maintained.
- Rewrite
-
to_
in install badge types. This allows using bothbrew-formula
andbrew_formula
notation.
- Changed behavior of the
install_badge_data
option. Instead of removing the defaults the specified file is merged with them - Changed install badge data.
Renamed
brew
tobrew_formula
and addedbrew_cask
,docker_hub
, anddocker_ghcr
- Fixed crash of JavaScript copy code if the text contains a single quote
- Detect markdown tables even if they have only a single dash in the header. Fixes #4
- Option to disable warnings (use this at your own risk) by adding
disable_warnings: True
to the plugin config in yourmkdocs.yml
- Now requires MkDocs 1.5 or newer
- The included script is now marked as
async
by default, maybe improving loading times a tiny bit. This can be disabled by addingasync: False
to the plugin config in yourmkdocs.yml
- Now requires MkDocs 1.4 or newer
- Updated the layout rules for badges. This should better handle oversized contents (like images or very long texts).
- Added single element badges
- Added tags badges
- Better error handling, fixed a crash
- Started adding unit tests
- Breaking changes to the badges formats. See the migration guide
- Added support for reference links
- Each badge now needs to be the only thing on its line
- Badges inside code blocks are no longer parsed
- The
|end
at the end of custom badges is no longer neccessary. A simple|
is enough. This shorter form is recommended from now on. - Documentation is now in the
docs
folder in the form of a mkdocs website - Added link badges