How to generate README badges for an npm package

1. Enter the package name

   "Package name" expects the exact npm package name as published — scoped packages like `@scope/name` work the same as unscoped `name`. Whitespace is trimmed automatically.

2. Press Run

   Result returns a single `markdown` field with three shields.io image links: the latest published version, weekly download count, and the SPDX license. They're rendered side-by-side without line breaks.

3. Where the data comes from

   Each badge is a shields.io URL that hits npm's registry endpoints at render time. They auto-update — you don't need to regenerate the badges when you publish a new version.

4. Customising the badges

   Drop the markdown straight into your README's top section. Want different shields? Edit the generated URLs — shields.io supports `?color=blue`, `?style=flat-square`, `?logo=npm`, and many others. See shields.io for the full param reference.