feat: provide configuration .badge-raw

# This job will create or update a badge when extended using the following template.

# It requires a Project Access Token or Personal Access Token with api scope set

# as a CI/CD variable called GL_TOKEN.

# To create your own automatic badges, add the following to your .gitlab-ci.yml:

# To create your own automatic badges using anybadge, add the following to your

# .gitlab-ci.yml:

# badge:your_custom_job:

#   extends: .badge

#   variables:

#     LABEL: "version"

#     VALUE: "1.2.3"

#     COLOR: "red"

#     LABEL: "version"  # Manditory unless an anybadge template is provided through BADGE_EXTRA_ARGS.

#     COLOR: "red"  # Optional.

#     URL: "${CI_PROJECT_URL}"

#     BADGE_EXTRA_ARG: "" # Optional. Additional argument to pass to anybadge.

#     BADGE_NAME: ""  # Optional. Name of the badge in Settings. Defaults to $LABEL

# Choose a color from this list: https://github.com/jongracecox/anybadge#colors

# Even fancier usage is displayed here: https://github.com/jongracecox/anybadge#examples

# Alternatively, you may provide your own IMAGE_URL directly:

# badge:your_custom_job:

#   extends: .badge-raw

#   variables:

#     IMAGE_URL: "https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/${PYTHON_PACKAGE}"

#     URL: "https://pypi.org/project/${PYTHON_PACKAGE}"

#     BADGE_NAME: "PyPI"  # Name of the badge in Settings.

# Make sure your_custom_job is replaced and unique, and you've changed the variables

# according to your preferences.

# Choose a color from this list: https://github.com/jongracecox/anybadge#colors

include:

  - local: project-automation/generic.yaml

  - local: project-automation/telemetry.yaml

.badge:

  extends: .telemetry

  image: registry.gitlab.com/just-ci/images/anybadge:latest

  stage: .post

  variables:

    GIT_STRATEGY: none

  extends: .badge-raw

  script:

    - BADGE_NAME=${BADGE_NAME:-${LABEL}}

    - IMAGE_URL=${CI_PROJECT_URL}/-/jobs/artifacts/${CI_DEFAULT_BRANCH}/raw/ci_badges/${BADGE_NAME}.svg?job=${CI_JOB_NAME}

    - set --

    - if [ "${LABEL}" != "" ]; then set -- -l "$LABEL" "$@"; fi

    - if [ "${COLOR}" != "" ]; then set -- -c "$COLOR" "$@"; fi

    - mkdir -p ci_badges

    - anybadge -l "${LABEL}" -v "${VALUE}" -c "${COLOR}" -f

      "ci_badges/${BADGE_NAME}.svg"

    - |

      echo "[+] Created ci_badges/${BADGE_NAME}.svg"

      echo "Label: ${LABEL}"

      echo "Value: ${VALUE}"

      echo "Color: ${COLOR}"

      echo "Extra argument: ${BADGE_EXTRA_ARG}"

      echo "URL: ${URL}"

      echo "Image URL: ${IMAGE_URL}"

      echo "You can use the image URL to point to this badge from, for example, a readme."

    - anybadge -v "${VALUE}" "$@" -f "ci_badges/${BADGE_NAME}.svg"

      ${BADGE_EXTRA_ARG}

    - !reference [.badge-raw, script]

  artifacts:

    paths:

      - ci_badges/*.svg

    when: always

.badge-raw:

  extends: .telemetry

  image: registry.gitlab.com/just-ci/images/anybadge:latest

  stage: .post

  variables:

    GIT_STRATEGY: none

  script:

    - |

      if [ "${DISABLE_BADGE_CREATION}" != "" ]; then

        exit 0

        echo "[!] Something went wrong. We received the status code ${STATUS_CODE}."

        exit 1

      fi

  artifacts:

    paths:

      - ci_badges/*.svg

    when: always

  allow_failure: true

  rules:

    - if: "$CI_COMMIT_BRANCH == $CI_DEFAULT_BRANCH"