deployment-badge v1.1.0

This NPM package allows to easily display a badge with the deployment status of your Next.js app on your Github README. You can use it if your deployment platform is integrated with Github deployments, and you have connected your Github Repository with your deployment provider to automatically trigger a new deployment when a branch is updated.

It works well with e.g. Vercel, see an example project.

How to use it

Install deployment-badge with your package manager:

yarn add deployment-badge or npm install --save deployment-badge

Create an API handler as follows in the directory pages/api of your Next.js project:

import type { NextApiRequest, NextApiResponse } from 'next'
import deploymentBadgeHandler from 'deployment-badge'

const handler = async (req: NextApiRequest, res: NextApiResponse): Promise<void> => {
  await deploymentBadgeHandler(req, res, { deploymentsUrl: DEPLOYMENTS_URL, namedLogo: 'vercel', env: 'Production' })
}

export default handler

The third parameter of deploymentBadgeHandler accepts these values as options:

• deploymentsUrl: The Github API deployments URL of your project, e.g. https://api.github.com/repos/FelixMohr/nextjs-material-ui-blog/deployments
• namedLogo: A logo to include in the generated badge. Any name from Simple Icons can be chosen. Can be omitted.
• env: The environment for which to generate the badge. Can be omitted, default is Production

This handler will generate JSON responses that can be used by Shields.io, from where they will be added to the README.md:

[![Deployment Status](https://img.shields.io/endpoint?url=https://devx.sh/api/deployment)](https://devx.sh)

Replace the URL above with the URL of your deployed handler.