@espadrine I modified the try.html and reverted the index.html.

Thanks a lot for contributing! I hope all is well on @kura's side; even his blog, which I loved, is down.

(As a tiny extra, it would be fantastic if you'd use === instead of ==.)

@espadrine I pushed new commits.

10/10 will merge and prod.

Thank you!

It's live. Try it, tell me if there is a bug we didn't anticipate; I'll update the website in 24h to invite everyone to use it.

👍

Okay, I will.

Hello guys,

Thanks for what you've already done, but It seems like _py_versions_ isn't working

https://img.shields.io/pypi/py_versions/Django.svg

For my project

https://img.shields.io/pypi/py_versions/myql.svg

Thanks

@josuebrunel https://img.shields.io/pypi/pyversions/Django.svg (without the underline) works here.

@tonyseek thanks a lot. Great job 👍

tonyseek@dee58b4 is a temporary commit :-)

Great work, thanks.
Any chance to add a replacement for the format badge (somewhat more informative than wheel: yes/no)?
And maybe make the version badge green (red looking like a warning)?

@xflr6 yes, that would be great! What did it look like? format | wheel etc.?

Yes, the best available format from wheel, source, or egg (green, yellow, red).

In my opinion keeping wheel be standalone may be better, because it is a encouraged format rather than egg(outdated) and source(almost all packages have it). 🐳

Further information on how to detect wheel / egg: https://github.com/kura/yarg/blob/master/yarg/package.py#L241

I have a patch.

@xflr6 this should work: https://img.shields.io/pypi/format/graphviz.svg

As usual, I'll update the website in 24h.

Great, thanks a lot!

As for the color of the version badge, I just realized that mine are red because I conservatively keep my packages in the 0.x versions. I see the point, but then I would like to second #349 for adding an optional parameter to override the color (at least for the version badge so we have full backwards-compatibility with pypip).

@xflr6 I wish to keep backwards-compatibility with pypip. Can you specify the difference between the current state and pypip?

Sorry this did not come through: The version badge was green regardless of the version (so a color-overriding parameter would make it possible to make the badge look exactly like before).