Peerlist is a community of working professionals focused on building a personal brand, sharing professional content, and finding peers to collaborate with. A Peerlist profile can be used as a simple resume or a complete portfolio to showcase your work. You can style your README.md with an awesome Peerlist markdown badge. This has now been integrated into the official Peerlist platform, try it out here: peerlist.io/tools/readme-badge
⬇️ Below are a few examples:
| Peerlist User | Badge |
|---|---|
| Akash Bhadange | |
| Pranjal Bareth | |
| Yogini Bende | |
| Santosh Yadav | |
| Vinit Shahdeo |
Warning
The author might be biased above, but you get the point! 😉
Replace vinitshahdeo in the markdown with your Peerlist username. Get a Peerlist profile here if you don't have one already!
Additionally it supports the styles. To use a different style: Replace flat-square in the markdown with any of the styles below. 👇
| Type | Badge |
|---|---|
flat This is the default style. |
|
flat-square |
|
plastic |
|
social |
|
for-the-badge |
Note It's always preferable to include a link to your Peerlist profile in the
READMEbadge.
[](https://peerlist.io/vinitshahdeo)
GET baseUrl/:username - please refer to the Peerlist README Badges public Postman collection for the API documentation. Feel free to fork and use! You can directly run the collection in Postman by using the Run in Postman button below 👇
- Install all dependencies
npm i- Start the Express app
npm startThe above command will start a local server that listens on port
3000for connections.
Visit http://localhost:3000/<peerlist-username>
http://localhost:3000/vinitshahdeoNote Please refer to the Postman collection for the API documentation.
| Upcoming badge | Inspired from |
|---|---|
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The above badge is dummy which can be retrieved using a query param: beta=true
The ultimate goal is to create a dynamic markdown badge that displays Peerlist followers count similar to the Twitter badge shown above. This is currently blocked on a public API to fetch the followers for a Peerlist user.
Try it out here: peerlist-readme-badge.netlify.app
Build locally 👇
git checkout feature/web-app
cd client/peerlist-readme-badge
npm install
npm run start
Do you want to pitch in? If so, please consider developing a web app that generates the markdown badge dynamically based on the Peerlist username entered by the user. There will be an option to copy the markdown text. You can take inspiration from the Badges Generator.
Check out open issues here. These are beginner-friendly issues for the participants of Hacktoberfest'22.
As Hacktoberfest'22 is here, I have opened a few beginner-friendly issues for newbies to get them started with open-source. Feel free to open an issue, raise a pull request or spread a word about the first-timers issues opened here.
This project is shortlisted for a three-months-long Open Source Program(Social Summer Of Code) Organized By Social in order to promote open source with new age technologies & help beginners to kickstart their open-source journey. Please get started by introducing yourself here.
Please refer to SSoC.md to get started.
A heartfelt thanks to the Peerlist team for adding this as a tool in their official platform: peerlist.io/tools/readme-badge
Huge shoutout to Shields.io service for providing badges in the SVG format. 🙇 Thank you Pranjal for designing the poster.
Topmate is a platform to connect 1:1 with your audience & monetise your time better. Basically, one link to do it all ➥ topmate.io/vinitshahdeo. Even better, you can now add a markdown badge in your GitHub profile README to connect with your community!
Here's markdown badge generator for your Topmate profile
➥ topmate-readme-badge
Did you like it? 👍 If yes, please help me spread the Peerlist README badge. 💚
Show your support by leaving a star or sharing your thoughts on Twitter @vinit_shahdeo.
