Merit

CLI

❯ badge --help
Usage: badge -s <subject> [--style <style>] [--size <size>] [--color <color>] [--icon <icon>] [--icon-color <icon-color>] [--out <out>] [-t <text>] [--data <data>]

Fast badge generator for any purpose

Options:
  -s, --subject     badge subject
  --style           badge style. [possible values: flat | f, classic | c]
  --size            badge size. [possible values: large | l, medium | m, small | s]
  --color           badge color. Must be a valid css color
  --icon            badge icon. icon can be any Brand or Solid icons from fontawesome
  --icon-color      icon color. Must be a valid css color
  --out             output svg to file
  -t, --text        badge text
  --data            data for badge chart.
  --help            display usage information

lib.rs:

Fast badge generator for any purpose

Create badges with text, icons and sparkline chart

Web

See https://github.com/msuntharesan/merit#web

Quick start

Add merit to your Cargo.toml as as a dependency.

Examples

use merit::{Badge};

fn badge() {
  let mut badge = Badge::new();
  badge.subject("Subject");
  println!("{}", badge.text("Text").to_string());
}

This produce a svg badge:

 use merit::{Badge};

 fn badge_with_data() {
   let mut badge = Badge::new();
   badge.subject("Subject");
   println!("{}", badge.data(&[12., 34., 23., 56., 45.]).to_string());
 }

This produce a svg badge: