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@nib/buildkite-inline-image
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Provides an easy way to output inline images into your buildkite output log from node.
Provides an easy way to output inline images into your buildkite output log from node.
Handles generating the correct ANSI control characters and buildkite inline image syntax.
Read more at the buildkite docs here.
var buildkiteInlineImage = require('@nib/buildkite-inline-image');
// Inline image from url
var inlineImage = buildkiteInlineImage.inlineURLImage('https://github.com/nib-health-funds/node-buildkite-inline-image/blob/master/docs/inline_image_example.png');
console.log(inlineImage);
// Or, from an uploaded artifact
var artifactFilePath = '/path/to/artifact.png';
var inlineArtifactImage = buildkiteInlineImage.inlineArtifactImage(artifactFilePath);
console.log(inlineArtifactImage);
The above would result in something similiar to the following output:
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Provides an easy way to output inline images into your buildkite output log from node.
The npm package @nib/buildkite-inline-image receives a total of 1,733 weekly downloads. As such, @nib/buildkite-inline-image popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @nib/buildkite-inline-image demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 35 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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