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This is a tiny Sinatra sinatra app, to serve little badges showing the current status of a pull request on GitHub: open, merged, or rejected. They're based on the lovely [Travis CI] travis status images. The app is live at [https://pullstat.us] site. You're welcome to use it, or host your own.

Why is this useful?

I have quite a few forks of popular repos which contain no useful indication of why they exist. Mostly they're hanging around waiting for a pull request to be merged into or rejected from the upstream repo. I've started replacing README with a note about why the fork exists, with links to the pull requests in question. [Here's an example] example. This app simply provides little badges to make these lists more useful.

How do I use it?

Add the following image to your README:

![Pull Request #1] (https://​pullstat.us/adammck/pull-status/pull/1)

Obviously, you'll want to replace my name, repo, and pull request number with your own.
The path is exactly the same as the pull request on GitHub. Just change the domain.

License

[Pull Status] repo is available under the [MIT license] license.

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