.about.yml

---
# .about.yml project metadata
#
# This is a short name of your project that can be used as a URL slug. (required)
name: us-gov-source-languages

# This is the display name of your project. (required)
full_name: US government source languages

# What is the problem your project solves? What is the solution? Use the format shown below. The #dashboard team will gladly help you put this together for your project. (required)
description: Crawls all public US government repos on Github and pulls metadata about the languages used.

# What is the measurable impact of your project? Use the format shown below. The #dashboard team will gladly help you put this together for your project. (required)
impact:

# What kind of team owns the repository? (required)
# values: guild, working-group, project
owner_type:

# MWhat is your project's current status? (required)
# values: discovery, alpha, beta, live
stage: alpha

# Should this repo have automated tests? If so, set to `true`. (required)
# values: true, false
testable:

# What are the licenses that apply to the project and/or its components? (required)
# Items by property name pattern:
#   .*:
#     name: Name of the license from the Software Package Data Exchange (SPDX): https://spdx.org/licenses/
#     url: URL for the text of the license
licenses:
  us-gov-source-languages:
    name: CC0-1.0
    url: https://github.com/18F/gov-repo-langs/blob/master/LICENSE.md

# Who is the partner for your project? (Use the full name of the partner documented here: https://github.com/18F/dashboard/blob/staging/_data/partners.yml)
partners:
-

# The main point of contact(s) and/or the issue reporting system for your project, and either a `mailto:` link or URL for each contact.
# Items:
# - url: URL for the link
#   text: Anchor text for the link
contact:
-

# Who are the team members on your project? You can specify GitHub usernames, email addresses, or other organizational usernames. (required)
# Items:
# - github: GitHub user name
#   id: Internal team identifier/user name
#   role: Team member's role; leads should be designated as 'lead'
team:
-

# What kind of content is contained in the project repository?
# values: app, docs, policy
type: app

# What are the key milestones you've achieved recently?
milestones:
-

# Name of the main project repo if this is a sub-repo; name of the grouplet repo if this is a working group/guild subproject
parent:

# What are the links to key artifacts associated with your project? e.g. the production site, documentation.
# Items:
# - url: URL for the link
#   text: Anchor text for the link
#   category: Type of the link
links:
-

# What tags does your organization's blog associate with your project? You can find a list of 18F blog tags here: https://18f.gsa.gov/tags/
blogTag:
-

# What technologies are used in this project?
stack: python
-

# What are the services used to supply project status information?
# Items:
# - name: Name of the service
#   category: Type of the service
#   url: URL for detailed information
#   badge: URL for the status badge
services:
-

# Organizations or individuals who have adopted the project for their own use
# Items:
# - id: The name of the organization or individual
#   url: A URL to the user's version of the project
users:
-

# Tags that describe the project or aspects of the project
tags:
-