You can now retrieve data from FeatHub either in JSON or in SVG.
To display an SVG representation of a project, just add ?format=svg to its URL. For example, you could add this line to your readme.md file on GitHub: [](http://feathub.com/feathub/feathub). This will embed something like this: http://feathub.com/feathub/feathub?format=svg.
You can also get a JSON representation by either appending ?format=json to its URL or by passing a Accept: application/json HTTP header. You'll get something like http://feathub.com/feathub/feathub?format=json. This response is served with the appropriate CORS headers so you'll be able to hit it using JS code on your own page.
The widget looks great though I came across one minor issue. When you embed it in a readme.md using this syntax:
and there are no features (as is the case with my repo at the moment as I've just set up FeatHub for it) then a 150px high transparent image is embedded, which results in a large area of white space.
Ecco commented almost 6 years ago Admin
This would be pretty useful to show on a product's webpage for example.
| Ecco commented almost 6 years ago Admin
We've added this feature!
You can now retrieve data from FeatHub either in JSON or in SVG.
?format=svgto its URL. For example, you could add this line to yourreadme.mdfile on GitHub:[](http://feathub.com/feathub/feathub). This will embed something like this: http://feathub.com/feathub/feathub?format=svg.?format=jsonto its URL or by passing aAccept: application/jsonHTTP header. You'll get something like http://feathub.com/feathub/feathub?format=json. This response is served with the appropriate CORS headers so you'll be able to hit it using JS code on your own page.gaastonsr commented over 5 years ago
Hey man this is great. What about the ability to mark a feature request as resolved?
davidwaterston commented over 5 years ago
The widget looks great though I came across one minor issue. When you embed it in a readme.md using this syntax:
and there are no features (as is the case with my repo at the moment as I've just set up FeatHub for it) then a 150px high transparent image is embedded, which results in a large area of white space.
davidwaterston commented over 5 years ago
Apologies but my last comment kind of proved my point. The syntax I was using was the regular Markdown.
| Ecco commented about 5 years ago Admin
Indeed it does :-) Don't worry, and thanks!