VueJS Version Badge

[danielcherubini]

There was some discussion on displaying which version of Vue is supported in the readme in issue #836 and here https://github.com/brillout/awesome-vue/issues/6

I think a good start may be a version number badge, it could start with a simple param for the version number, and then later be more of a service that updates version numbers based on what is in the package.json

Thoughts?

Is there any services that do anything like this?

[brillout]

(Note that many libs don't have that info in their package.json.)

[danielcherubini]

https://img.shields.io/badge/vue-2.2.4-green.svg

http://shields.io/#your-badge

[danielcherubini]

thoughts @brillout ?

[brillout]

displaying which version of Vue is supported in the readme

Do you mean the Awesome Vue list's readme or the libraries' readme?

[danielcherubini]

Libraries readme.

It's a kind of standardised way we could adopt to get people to display which version they have tested the library against.

Known working version

[brillout]

Sounds good to me 👍

[danielcherubini]

So how should we let people know?

[brillout]

@danmademe

If we can make this the de facto standard, that would be amazing.
Ideas to achieve that?

[danielcherubini]

We open issues on all the repos on the list and ask them to add the badge..

We could script this.

[brillout]

Sounds ok to me to do that 👍
I've so much on my plate atm though :/

[brillout]

@danmademe would you be up to be in charge of this ticket? Would be amazing!

[danielcherubini]

Sure in a couple days I can start creating issues. Or maybe pull requests.

Personally I think it should be next to the title of the project.

On the right side. So there is uniformity.