Shields.io is a service that provides concise, consistent, and legible badges for GitHub, Travis CI, and other popular repository providers to display the status of projects, dependencies, and other information.
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Enables displaying badges within the README for language preferences, as shown in the document header with badges for Chinese and English documentation.
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Leverages Shields.io for creating download badges and visual status indicators.
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Incorporates Shields.io badges in the README to display MCP status and links to MCP servers
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Displays badge information about npm downloads using the Shields.io service.
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Provides badge for license information in the README.
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Incorporates Shields.io badges for installation instructions, providing visual installation guides for different VS Code versions.
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Incorporates dynamic badges from Shields.io to display package statistics and build status
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Uses Shields.io for displaying version and compatibility badges in the README.
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Integrates with Shields.io for displaying badges in the documentation, representing server version and community information.
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Displays dynamic badges for license and release information in the repository documentation.
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Displays status badges in the README showing Node.js version, TypeScript version, MCP status, and license information.
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Provides status badges for the README to display version and technology information.
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Provides badge images in the README to display information about TypeScript version, Apollo.io API version, MCP SDK version, and license.
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Utilizes Shields.io for generating status badges in the README to display PyPI version, Python compatibility, and license information.
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Integrates status badges from shields.io to display package version and license information in the README.
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Displays badges for NPM version, license, and test workflow status in the README
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Used to display badges showing the package's npm version and license information
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The MCP server uses Shields.io for displaying status badges in the README, including the license and test status badges.
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Utilizes Shields.io for displaying status badges in documentation, showing license, Python version, and PyPI version information.
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Displays dynamic badges showing npm version and license information for the ChuckNorris MCP server.
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Used for displaying package version information in the project's documentation.
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Provides status badges for the project repository metrics
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Evaluates and validates shields.io badge formats in documentation, ensuring proper implementation of language badges and other project indicators.
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Provides the status badge displayed in the README to indicate the MCP server status
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Integrates Shields.io badges for displaying repository status and release information
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Incorporates Shields.io badges for displaying download and other status information in the repository README
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Provides dynamic badges to display repository statistics and community engagement metrics.
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Uses Shields.io for generating status badges displaying release information, build status, commit activity, and license information.
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Incorporates Shields.io badges for language selection in the documentation
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Incorporates Shields.io badges in the documentation to display version, license, and Python version information
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Displays project status badges for release versions, build status, code coverage, commit activity, and license information.
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Integrates with Shields.io for generating status badges that display information like Python version and license.
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Uses Shields.io badges to display project metadata including TypeScript version, MCP version, license, and project status.
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Displays project status badges for license and commit information, integrated into the project documentation.
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Displays license information through a badge in the README.
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Used to display status badges for Node.js version and license information in the project documentation.
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Utilizes Shields.io badges in the documentation to display project status and compatibility information.
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Displays dynamic version badge for the package in the README, showing current npm version information.
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Displays status badges in the documentation to indicate version information and Python compatibility.
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Utilizes Shields.io for generating version and repository badges displayed in the README.
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Provides status badges for displaying Python version, FastAPI version, and KOI-Net version information.
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Uses Shields.io for generating status badges in documentation to display version requirements and build status
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Uses Shields.io badges to display Python version requirements and license information in the README.
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Uses Shields.io for displaying the MIT license badge in the repository README.
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Uses Shields.io for generating status badges including npm version, license, Twitter followers, and Discord community.
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Displays status badges generated by Shields.io to show project metadata.