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On github it is possible to show a badge about the status of your npm dependencies ( https://david-dm.org/ )
I was wondering if there is something like this for bower dependencies ?
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All you need to do is open the GitHub link and fill your repository information, as shown in the image below: In case your repository is for a Ruby gem or other libraries, such as an NPM library, you can add a badge with the version of the package by using the following link. The most interesting options are:
The GitHub Stats badge demonstrates the total Stars, Commits, Pull Requests, Issues, and Contributions of your GitHub repository. Stars: Users save GitHub repositories (like bookmarking). This indicates that the user is interested and wishes stay up-to-date with the saved repository. However, a starred repository cannot be edited.
In case your repository is for a Ruby gem or other libraries, such as an NPM library, you can add a badge with the version of the package by using the following link. The most interesting options are: Gem: We can create a version badge for a given Ruby gem. Github release: We can generate a version badge based on the repository releases.
The aforementioned badges are not the only ones that you can include in your repositories. There are a lot of other badges that could be more applicable to your project, such as Github issues, Coveralls github, Jenkins Coverage, Docker Build Status, and many more.
Yes, there is. Gemnasium supports showing dependency status for Bower packages (along with npm and some other package managers). Like David, it is free for open source GitHub projects and supports readme badges.
If you haven't already, set up your project on Gemnasium and open its page. Now open Settings (the gear on the right), click Badge, and copy the badge code of your choice to your project's readme.
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