Ever wanted to wear your fails like a badge of honor? Proud that you burned your hand with a soldering iron? Got TX/RX mixed up?

We're here for you, and we want to celebrate failures, because they're part of the learning process. We've all been there.

Download the SVG's for printing or put them on your website!

The compiler yelled at you for forgetting a close parenthesis.	Forgot to rotate the connector in the middle	You take your great product to the compliance lab and they dash your hopes of an easy pass with this graph	Your web page looks wonky because you forgot one of these.
You forgot to level the bed and your print failed!	Were you even paying attention, or were you just doodling on the desk?	You overvolted another board and let the magic smoke out!	The compiler yelled at you for forgetting a semicolon.
For those times when you've burned your hand with a soldering iron.	TX RX labels are evil.	TX RX labels are evil.	Forget to link grounds on different pcbs

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Badge designs must be in .SVG format and adhere to the Hex Stickers Standard. That way, they all have the same size and shape. Learn more about the hex sticker format here.

Use a program like Inkscape to create your design. We recommend starting with the hex image template found in the badges/ directory as a base.

• Make sure you own the rights to the image you are submitting!
• Clone this repo
• Create a new folder in the badges/ directory with the name of your badge, using only lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens
• Give your .svg file a name using only lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens
• Add your .svg graphic and a meta.json file containing information about your design

Here is a meta.json template:

{
  "name": "txrx-fail",
  "author": "Shawn Hymel",
  "license": "CC0",
  "url": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ShawnHymel/fail-badges/gh-pages/badges/txrx-fail/txrx-fail.svg",
  "description": "Show that you've messed up the TX/RX wiring on a serial bus at least once!",
  "sticker_url": "(optional) add a url to an online store that will make and ship a sticker version of your badge"
}

Please be descriptive in the description! This should help people know what the badge represents.

When done, your directory structure should look like this:

fail-badges/
|- badges/
|--- my-badge/
|----- meta.json
|----- my-badge.svg
|----- ...
|--- ...
|- README.md

Make a pull request to this repo! See this guide for help on making pull requests.

Here are some tools that can help you automatically generate stickers:

• Python: hexsticker
• R: hexSticer

See meta.json in each badge folder to view the license information for that particular sticker.

Sticker specifications, repo layout, and much code credits go to hexbin.