Built with NaN.

Shipped something that runs on NaN? Put the badge in your README. It links back to nan.builders, and it is how we find community projects to feature.

Add it to your README

Card

Paste this HTML. GitHub shows the dark card to readers on a dark theme and the light one to readers on a light theme.

<a href="https://nan.builders/?ref=built-with-nan">
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    <img width="266" src="https://nan.builders/badge/built-with-nan-dark.svg" alt="Built with NaN">
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Compact

To put it in a row with your other badges (build, license), use the compact one. It works on either theme.

[![Built with NaN](https://nan.builders/badge/built-with-nan-compact.svg)](https://nan.builders/?ref=built-with-nan)

Keep the URLs as they are

Link the image from nan.builders/badge/ instead of downloading it into your repo. We find the projects that carry the badge by searching GitHub for that address, and a copy hosted elsewhere does not show up. You also get design updates without touching your README.

Using the badge

Use it on projects that are built with NaN or call its models.
Don’t change the colors, the logo or the proportions. If you need another size, change width.
The badge says your project uses NaN. It does not mean NaN reviews, endorses or partners with your project.