twbadge-server VS twmoji

Code on GitHub (if you'd like to learn how I made this)

Well, that's convenient! I spun up a Twbadges, a quick app on Glitch which acts as a REST API - the data is served from a simple JSON file, and I used a couple of options to json-server to switch off the write functionality (it can support full CRUD operations if required). After that, I created a simple web page to showcase the badges using the Bulma CSS framework, and the app is ready to go! I've continued to quietly tinker with the code as a learning exercise (I haven't used Bulma before, also, I added twemoji to the web page, and messed with the layout), but it's simple and it does the job - pick from one of the available badges, and use them in your README files to show off your support of the latest Twitter developer features! You can also apply Shields.io style parameters if you want to use a different look-and-feel.