🔸 GitHub Tags API
🔸 GitHub Colors API
🔸 GitHub Tags API
🔹 How to use
🔹 Language name special symbols
🔹 Customization
🔹 Non colored languages
🔸 GitHub Colors API
🔹 How to use
🔸 Libraries
Use the GitHub Tags GUI to generate your link or copy and paste the template URL below:
https://gh-tags.vercel.app/api?lang=[LANGUAGE NAME]
Then replace the value of lang=[LANGUAGE NAME] to any language known by Github.
📃 Reference list of all languages known by Github
Let's see some examples:
Markdown
HTML
<img src="https://gh-tags.vercel.app/api?lang=html" alt="HTML"> Some language names have space, +, # or *. In those cases they are replaced by those symbols:
There are some options to the output tag listed here:
size=small- This is the small version of tag. (height: 20px) - Default height: 32px.type=squared- This is the squared box version of tag. - Default version: rounded.
All the options can be added by putting a & before the chosen option. Let's see some examples:
JavaScript - small version
JavaScript - squared version
JavaScript - small squared version
There are some languages without a specific color and they will be presented that way.
Use this template URL below:
https://gh-tags.vercel.app/use?lang=[LANGUAGE NAME]
Then replace the value of lang=[LANGUAGE NAME] to any language known by Github.
📃 Reference list of all languages known by Github
Let's see some examples:
Ada
https://gh-tags.vercel.app/use?lang=ada
returns:
{"lang":"ada","name":"Ada","color":"#02f88c"}Json
https://gh-tags.vercel.app/use?lang=json
returns:
{"lang":"json","name":"JSON","color":"#292929"}Look those amazing libraries used in this project!
📕 axios
📕 yaml