circus-server: render badges with badgelib - #187
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Hi! I came across Circus and found it interesting and useful. I noticed that it includes built-in build-status badges, which I think is a useful feature. The current renderer works, but badge generation is specialized code outside Circus's core logic that still needs maintenance.
I work on badges.ws and maintain badgelib, a Rust library for generating badges. I'd like to replace Circus's custom renderer with it.
badgelibis tested and supports multiple styles, icons, gradients, and animations. As an additional benefit, this integration exposes an optionalstylequery parameter, letting users choose betweenflat,flat-square, andfor-the-badge.This is a small change that preserves the current behavior. The generated badges are slightly more compact. What do you think?