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BadgeServ
No-Nonsense badge generator service. Ideal for on-premises hosting!
Purpose
BadgeServ is designed to be completely un-opinionated about what sort of data you want to display, but to make displaying any data easy. It includes no built-in badges or services at all and is intneded principally for supporting private deployments which could benefit from a badge-generator service.
Usage
This is an entirely stateless service. Run it with:
docker run -it --rm -p 8080:8080 ghcr.io/wrouesnel/badgeserv
And visit http://127.0.0.1:8080 to use it.
Web UI
The Web UI is the easiest way to make badges - simply enter your parameters, and the badge sample will be generated in your browser. Copying the image link will allow you to embed it on any other page.
Swagger UI
All features can be explored from the swagger UI at /api/v1/ui
Static Badges
GET /api/v1/badge/static?name=Name&value=Value&color=green
Generate simple badges directly from a URL.
Custom Badges
GET /api/v1/badge/dynamic/?target=https://my-json-service/this/should/be/encoded/properly&label=This can be Pongo2&message=So can this {{like.with.a.value}}
Generate dynamic badges from any JSON endpoint using pongo2 for data extraction.
Pongo2 is a Jinja2-like syntax derivative for Go, and is chosen because it provides advanced features like conditions and text handling. Using this language in badge queries, almost any type of data can be handled.
Predefined Badges
GET /api/v1/badge/<predefined name>/?param1=something¶m2=something
The predefined badge endpoints can be customized and configured when the service is deployed. This is a handy solution for surfacing data which requires authentication tokens to retrieve. BadgeServ supports retrieving secrets from Hashicorp Vault directly, for maximum configuration security.
Coming Soon
The following features will be implemented soon
Endpoint Badges
Endpoint badges implement a compatible interface similar to shields.io and badgen.net.
Acknowledgements
Adapted from original code by Luzifer/badge-gen.
Directories
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v1
Package api provides primitives to interact with the openapi HTTP API.
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Package api provides primitives to interact with the openapi HTTP API. |
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entrypoint
package entrypoint is the actual entrypoint for the command line application
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package entrypoint is the actual entrypoint for the command line application |
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kongutil
package kongutil provides helper functions for working with the kong parser
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package kongutil provides helper functions for working with the kong parser |