@hashicorp/hashi-image
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super optimized image element, pulls from dato and formats for 7 screen sizes in two formats. Skips optimization for SVGs.
Super optimized image element, pulls from dato and formats for 7 screen sizes in two formats. Skips optimization for SVGs.
src (str): url of the image docssteps (arr): [optional] array of screen sizes to optimize forsizes (str): [optional] same as sizes on an img tag docsclasses (str): [optional] any classes to be added to the imagealt (str): [optional] alt text for the image docsaspectRatio (arr or str): [optional] automatically crops to aspect ratio. first two items in the array are the ratio (ex. [16,9]), and the third is the base width that images will be cropped to in IE, which doesn't support srcset (ex. [16,9,500]). if string is provided, brackets should be excluded (ex. 16,9,500). string will be converted to arrayparams (obj): [optional] params passed directly to imgixherologo-gridnavperson-listresource-listtext-and-imageFAQs
super optimized image element, pulls from dato and formats for 7 screen sizes in two formats. Skips optimization for SVGs.
The npm package @hashicorp/hashi-image receives a total of 12 weekly downloads. As such, @hashicorp/hashi-image popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @hashicorp/hashi-image demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 16 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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