Badges

Some badges generated with Shields.io

• LeetCode
  • Name
  • Ranking
  • Accepted Rate
  • Solved Problems
  • Submissions
  • Customize Style
• Host Your Own
  • Jar Package
  • Docker Image
• To-do
• License

LeetCode

Show your awesome LeetCode badges.

Name

https://badges.peiyuan.ch/leetcode/{username}/name

Ranking

https://badges.peiyuan.ch/leetcode/{username}/ranking

Accepted Rate

https://badges.peiyuan.ch/leetcode/{username}/rate?difficulty=<value>

Query	Value	Default	Description
difficulty	all / easy / medium / hard	all	Identity the submission of difficulty

Solved Problems

https://badges.peiyuan.ch/leetcode/{username}/solved?difficulty=<value>

Query	Value	Default	Description
difficulty	all / easy / medium / hard	all	Identity the submission of difficulty

Submissions

https://badges.peiyuan.ch/leetcode/{username}/submission?accepted=<value>&difficulty=<value>

Query	Value	Default	Description
accepted	true / false	false	Accepted Submissions or Total Submissions
difficulty	all / easy / medium / hard	all	Identity the submission of difficulty

Customize Style

Since the all badges are generated by Shields.io, most of shied query parameters are supported as well:

https://badges.peiyuan.ch/leetcode/puiiyuen/ranking?logo=leetcode&label=puiiyuen&style=for-the-badge&color=green

Parameter	Support	Demo
style	Yes
label	Yes
labelColor	Yes
color	Yes
logo	Yes
logoColor	Yes
logoWidth	Yes
link	Yes*	N/A on GitHub README
cacheSeconds	No	N/A

• Refer to Shields.io: Specify what clicking on the left/right of a badge should do. Note that this only works when integrating your badge in an <object> HTML tag, but not an <img> tag or a markup language.

Host Your Own

JDK Version 11 | API Documentations

Jar Package

Build the package

./gradlew clean build

Run jar package
Directory:

.
└── build
    └── libs
        └── badges-{version}.jar

java -jar badges-{version}.jar

Docker Image

From Docker Hub Registry

docker run -d -p 8080:8080 puiiyuen/badge

Build Your Own Image

Use Google Jib
In build.gradle, configure your own parameters:

jib {
    to {
        image = '{username}/{repository}'
    }
    container {
        ports = ['8080']
    }
}

Run:

./gralew jib

The docker image will be built and pushed to your remote registry. For more configurations, please refer to Google Jib Gradle Plugin

Build with Dockerfile
Ref:

1. Spring Boot Docker
2. Build your Java image

To-do

• Handle Exception

License

MIT