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Produce a linkable badge like travis-ci does #19
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README, website, twitter, facebook, g+, linkedin ✨ let's not be restrictive ;-) |
Might want to look into shields or buckler for this - http://blog.repl.ca/2013/08/buckler-v100.html |
/me likes :) |
I tried having a look at this but apparently we do not store the results of the pep8 run in the database. We will probably have to define some threshold for green/orange/red, I'd propose the first threshold to be at 10 or 15, and the second 75 or 100 maybe. |
I've been thinking some recently on how pep8.me has limited value because of how github only allows one "status" tag on a pull request at a time -- travis-ci and pep8.me fight for who gets to appear in the UI. Even with that being the case, the shields/badges proposed in this ticket would make pep8.me worth reviving as a project since we could actually display the status consistently somewhere. |
@pypingou we do actually store the results of the pep8 run in the database, which is how we are able to generate pages like this one: http://pep8.me/fedora-infra/fedmsg/commits/ef2599d311692b5c526db44ce670755ccc5afacd This https://github.com/ralphbean/pep8bot/blob/develop/pep8bot/models/__init__.py#L212 |
nice :) |
so users can display us proudly in their README. :)
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