Quality Links /Icons for your open source project

A good open source must show how good the source are -without the reader to do investigation first. I decided to do an exhaustive inventory for my pet project Stankins.

So you have here , in no particular order:

Link to the Continous Integration – Azure Pipelines – to let the user know that we build regularly
Link to TestCompletion – to know how many tests have passed
Link to the Code Coverage – CodeCov.io – to let the user know about the tests and how good they are
Link to Sonar – SonarCloud.io – to let the user know about the code quality
Link to some repository of the resources ( docker . nuget for example) – to let the user know the usage –
Links to the project on the web to let the users play with it : https://azurestankins.azurewebsites.net
Link to the tech stack – StackShare.io – to let the user understand from what components is your open source architected – https://stackshare.io/ignatandrei/stankins
Link to the last commit- shields.io – to show the user that you regularly make contribution