Sveltekit Og
Generate Open Graph Images dynamically from HTML/CSS without a browser in SvelteKit
Overview
The SvelteKit Open Graph Image Generation is a library that allows users to dynamically generate Open Graph images from an HTML+CSS template or Svelte component. It utilizes fast and efficient conversion from HTML > SVG > PNG and is based on Satori. This library does not require a headless browser.
Please note that the documentation for this library is currently unmaintained, as the development focus is on compatibility with cloudflare, vercel, and vercel edge. The library is not recommended for production use until January 1, 2024.
Features
- Dynamically generate Open Graph images from HTML+CSS templates or Svelte components
- Fast and efficient conversion from HTML > SVG > PNG
- No headless browser required
- Support for Cloudflare Pages or Workers with url polyfill
Summary
The SvelteKit Open Graph Image Generation library allows users to dynamically generate Open Graph images from HTML+CSS templates or Svelte components. It offers fast and efficient conversion from HTML > SVG > PNG and does not require a headless browser. Although the documentation is currently unmaintained and not recommended for production use until January 1, 2024, the library provides key features such as support for Cloudflare Pages or Workers and the ability to generate customized PNG images for Open Graph.
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