Inspired by shields.io, we've created a service that generates SVG images that mimic Discord's invite widgets, shown on the app when you send an invite link to a chat. Adding these to your README is an easy way to get more people interested in joining your community!
These look really cool on your repository README, or even in GitHub's new profile READMEs!
It's super simple. Just add your invite code to the end of the URL, throw it into your browser...
https://invidget.switchblade.xyz/2FB8wDG
...and you'll get a nice SVG widget!
It even supports discord's - awfully ugly - light theme, by adding the theme query parameter to the URL:
https://invidget.switchblade.xyz/2FB8wDG?theme=light
...and you can set it to render in your language!
https://invidget.switchblade.xyz/2FB8wDG?language=pt
After selecting your language and fighting with your collaborators over light or dark theme, you can then add it to your README, linking to your Discord community, like so:
[](http://discord.gg/2FB8wDG)
Again, remember to replace the invite above code with one that takes people to your server.
Invidget is open source, and we still have a bunch of features planned, so feel free to open a PR or two!
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