I use standard to check my code, dependency-check to check my package.json deps are sane, but I don't have anything to check my readme.

I wonder if it would practical to do for node module readmes what standard did for JS style. There is a pretty cool markdown linter called markdownlint that could be used for basic style checking.

Going beyond style, though, what about failing if these cases are not met:

• readme must have a title
• title must be followed by a description
• description must be followed by a nodei.co badge
• readme must have a section titled installation
• readme must have a section titled example or usage
• readme must have a section titled api
• api section must have a sub section for each public method in the modules main entry
• readme must have a section titled license

so, does this seem like a good idea? what are other base requirements that should be added (or removed) from the above list?