Hi Codeforces!↵
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What if there are badges on Github profile that show our Codeforces ratings?↵
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Recently, GitHub introduced a new feature in GitHub profile. In short, if you create a special repository with a name same with your GitHub username, its README.md file will appear on your main page, just like [this](https://github.com/octocato).↵
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While I was thinking about what to write in my profile, I thought it would be great if there is a way tomakeput badges that show my ratings of competitive programming platforms such as Codeforces, TopCoder, and AtCoder. I first googled to find out if there is already someone who created such badges, but I couldn't. (Perhaps because I am a bad googler...)↵
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So I decided to make my own! Fortunately, [Shields.io](https://shields.io/) offers great features to customize yourown badges. I used Shields.io functionality together with CF, TC, AC APIs to build a very simple server that serves badge images. It works like this:↵
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`https://run.kaist.ac.kr/badges/codeforces/jo_on.svg`↵
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`https://run.kaist.ac.kr/badges/topcoder/kuratowski.svg`↵
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`https://run.kaist.ac.kr/badges/atcoder/topology.svg`↵
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![CF](https://run.kaist.ac.kr/badges/codeforces/jo_on.svg)↵
![TC](https://run.kaist.ac.kr/badges/topcoder/kuratowski.svg)↵
![AC](https://run.kaist.ac.kr/badges/atcoder/topology.svg)↵
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How do they look like? Despite being the most basic design of Shields.io, they look pretty neat, don't they?↵
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Currently, I'm using these badges in my GitHub profile. However, the server is not reliable since it depends on the health of the physical machine it is running on; it is very old and slow, and under certain circumstances, we (server admins) even have to turn off the machine for a while. So I'm hoping that one day someone will build a reliable competitive programming badge server with better badge designs.↵
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Or are there already this kind of badges somewhere but simply I cannot find them? If you know any, please share!
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What if there are badges on Github profile that show our Codeforces ratings?↵
↵
Recently, GitHub introduced a new feature in GitHub profile. In short, if you create a special repository with a name same with your GitHub username, its README.md file will appear on your main page, just like [this](https://github.com/octocato).↵
↵
While I was thinking about what to write in my profile, I thought it would be great if there is a way to
↵
So I decided to make my own! Fortunately, [Shields.io](https://shields.io/) offers great features to customize your
↵
`https://run.kaist.ac.kr/badges/codeforces/jo_on.svg`↵
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`https://run.kaist.ac.kr/badges/topcoder/kuratowski.svg`↵
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`https://run.kaist.ac.kr/badges/atcoder/topology.svg`↵
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![CF](https://run.kaist.ac.kr/badges/codeforces/jo_on.svg)↵
![TC](https://run.kaist.ac.kr/badges/topcoder/kuratowski.svg)↵
![AC](https://run.kaist.ac.kr/badges/atcoder/topology.svg)↵
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How do they look like? Despite being the most basic design of Shields.io, they look pretty neat, don't they?↵
↵
Currently, I'm using these badges in my GitHub profile. However, the server is not reliable since it depends on the health of the physical machine it is running on; it is very old and slow, and under certain circumstances, we (server admins) even have to turn off the machine for a while. So I'm hoping that one day someone will build a reliable competitive programming badge server with better badge designs.↵
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Or are there already this kind of badges somewhere but simply I cannot find them? If you know any, please share!