You can now document the live status of GitHub Pull Requests in your documentation/blogs.
And issues:
Heck, here are some issues/PRs for this project itself:
Badges are being rendered by the awesome http://shields.io/ service.
To get a badge/shield, include .svg or .png suffix:
https://github-shields.com/github/pivotal-cf-experimental/lattice/pull/8.svg redirects to https://img.shields.io/badge/lattice%20PR%20%238-open-green.svg
Whilst without the suffix, the redirect is the GitHub PR URL:
https://github-shields.com/github/pivotal-cf-experimental/lattice/pull/8 directs to cloudfoundry-attic/lattice-release#8
Compose the two together to get a clickable shield for a PR status:
If you want shields that describe private repositories then you'll need to run this app with your own GitHub token.
First, create a GitHub Personal Access Token at https://github.com/settings/applications
cf push github-shields -m 128M -k 256M --no-start --random-route
cf set-env github-shields GITHUB_ACCESS_TOKEN <TOKEN>
cf start github-shields