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A curated collection of exemplary README files and resources to inspire and improve project documentation.
A curated collection of exemplary README files and resources to inspire and improve project documentation.
A CLI tool that generates beautiful README.md files by reading your project's package.json and git configuration.
A CLI tool that generates beautiful README.md files by reading your project's package.json and git configuration.
Dynamically generated, customizable SVG that simulates typing and deleting text for GitHub profiles, repos, and websites.
Preview GitHub README.md files locally before committing them using GitHub's exact rendering engine.
Dynamically generate and display GitHub stat trophies on your profile README with customizable themes and filters.
A specification and tooling for creating consistent, high-quality README files across open source projects.
An AI-powered tool that automatically generates detailed and customizable README files from any code repository.
A free web tool to create customized GitHub profile READMEs with stats, social links, tech stacks, and interactive components.
A widget for GitHub repository READMEs that automatically highlights new, trending, and top contributors with avatars and badges.
Automatically format markdown files via comment blocks using source code, external data, and custom transforms.
A comprehensive guide and set of rules for open-sourcing projects, based on Zalando's internal practices and philosophy.
A comprehensive GitHub template with configurable documentation and automation workflows to jumpstart new projects.
A Cargo subcommand that automatically generates a crate's README.md from its Rust documentation.
A pluggable module that injects content into markdown files via hidden JavaScript snippets.
A self-documenting template and example README file demonstrating a suggested structure for software project documentation.
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