browser-badge

Generate browser version compatibility badges.

example

With a json file like this:

`` json
{
"explorer" : { "7.0" : false, "8.0" : false, "9.0" : false },
"firefox" : { "10.0" : true, "11.0" : true, "12.0" : false, "13.0" : true, "nightly" : true },
"chrome" : { "14.0" : true, "15.0" : true, "16.0" : true, "canary" : true },
"safari" : { "5.0.5" : false, "5.1.0" : false, "5.1.1" : true },
"opera" : { "10.6" : false, "11.0" : "pending", "11.6" : "pending" }
}
`

`
$ browser-badge browsers.json -o badge.png
`

!badge

usage

`
browser-badge {infile | -i infile | -} {outfile | -o outfile | -}

infile should be a json object mapping browser names to version
compatabilities

outfile will be a png file with the browser badge data
`

methods

` js
var browserBadge = require('browser-badge')
`

browserBadge(browsers)

Return a readable stream of png data from the browser version compatability
object browsers.

browsers should map browser names to maps of versions to booleans expressing
compatbility or "pending" to indicate that the browser tests have not yet
finished.

install

To get the command-line tool, with npm do:

`
npm install -g browser-badge
`

to install the library do:

`
npm install browser-badge
``