In many node packages you can see README.md file with fancy badges.
There are a lot of services that provide a badge, here it is a list of them.
Must have
Version badge
Go to Version Badge to get a …emh version badge for your npm package. You can’t miss it!
Travis
Travis CI is a hosted continuous integration service for the open source community integrated with GitHub.
You can access Travis CI awesome service just logging in with your GitHub account!
Statistics
NodeICO
Displays npm registry statistics, see my NodeICO badges article for more.
BitDeli
BitDeli adds analytics for GitHub using a tracking gif you add in your README.md. They say it will be Always Free.
Dependencies
Gemnasium
Keep track of dependencies updates, using Gemnasium. Requires GitHub integration.
David
You can watch youe dependencies and devDependencies updates asking David. It does not require login, you can just visit the site and get the info you need.
David is free for public projects on GitHub and it has a very comfortable interface.
Other
Shields.io
Shields.io is a badge service that lets you build any badge you want, for example
It supports many services, to give you prebuilt badges like
Waffle.io
Waffle.io publicizes your workflow.
Coveralls
Coveralls tracks test coverage for your repo. The only prerequisite is that your code must be hosted on GitHub.
Installation is not as easy as pasting the badge url in your README.md, see Coveralls for Node instructions.
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