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A Codidact badge/flair for my profile on my web site?

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I'd like to put a badge on my website showing details of my account and link Codidact. This is the thing to be displayed, but with my account details:

A screenshot of a profile badge here on codiact of the user Monica Cellio

  • Is there an URL I can embed in an iframe?
  • An API to resolve the details as JSON?

Has anybody done such a thing yet? If so, how?

Thanks in advance!

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Ooh, nice idea! I don't think we have a route for that now, but it would be good to add. Obviously ... (1 comment)
Ooh, nice idea! I don't think we have a route for that now, but it would be good to add. Obviously ...
Monica Cellio‭ wrote 8 months ago

Ooh, nice idea! I don't think we have a route for that now, but it would be good to add. Obviously we have code that generates that; we just need to figure out how to expose it as its own thing. (It should also indicate the community somehow, since those stats are local.)