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Integration

This guide demonstrates how to integrate Snapkit with various programming languages and frameworks.

Usage Examples

  • Below are code samples showing how to optimize and display Snapkit images in different environments.
  • The examples use the .avif format for optimized images, but you can also use .webp, .progressive.jpeg, or other available formats.
  • The best format for your use case may vary. For more information, see the image formats guide.
// Checkout https://nextjs.org/docs/pages/api-reference/components/image#loaderfile // next.config.js module.exports = { images: { loader: "custom", loaderFile: "./my/image/loader.js", }, }; // my/image/loader.js export default function myImageLoader({ src, width }) { const url = new URL( `https://cdn.snapkit.studio/<your-organization>/image${src}` ); url.searchParams.set("w", width.toString()); return url.href; } // Example.tsx import Image from "next/image"; function Example() { const src = "/original/HN1QWZh9/806x605/sleepy-dog.jpeg"; const optimizedSrc = src .replace(/\/original\//, "/gen/") .replace(/\.[^./]+$/, ".avif"); const placeholderURL = src .replace(/\/original\//, "/gen/") .replace(/\.[^./]+$/, ".blurhash.png"); return ( <Image src={optimizedSrc} width={806} height={605} style={{ backgroundImage: `url('${placeholderURL}')`, backgroundSize: "cover", backgroundPosition: "center", }} /> ); } export default Example;
  • dpr

    • dpr stands for device pixel ratio, which represents the ratio of physical pixels to logical pixels on a device.
    • Using dpr ensures your images are displayed at the correct resolution for each device.
    • If you omit dpr, images may appear blurry or load slowly on high-resolution screens.
  • placeholderURL

    • placeholderURL is the URL for a low-quality placeholder image.
    • This placeholder is displayed while the main image is loading, improving perceived performance and user experience.
    • For more details, see the placeholder image documentation.

Note: The logic for generating placeholderURL from the original image URL is provided as an example. You can construct these URLs directly without making additional HTTP requests.

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