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@basely/server

v0.1.2

Published

A dynamic image generator that creates baseline images based on URL parameters.

Downloads

12

Readme

Basely Image Generator

A dynamic image generator that creates baseline images based on URL parameters.

Commands

bun run server.tsx 

Usage

Basic Usage

http://localhost:3000/baseline.png

With Custom Title

http://localhost:3000/baseline.png?title=Custom%20Title

With Custom Tool Groups

http://localhost:3000/baseline.png?title=Node.js%20Support&toolGroups=[[{%22tool%22:%22bun%22,%22supported%22:true},{%22tool%22:%22pnpm%22,%22supported%22:true},%20{%22tool%22:%22npm%22,%22supported%22:true}]]

http://localhost:3000/render?pkg=http://localhost:3344/@basely/components&component=Baseline&props={"title":"Node.js Support","toolGroups":[[{"tool":"bun","supported":0},{"tool":"pnpm","supported":0},{"tool":"npm","supported":0}]]}

http://localhost:3000/baseline.png?title=Node.js%20Support&toolGroups=%5B%5B%7B%22tool%22%3A%22bun%22%2C%22supported%22%3Atrue%7D%2C%7B%22tool%22%3A%22node%22%2C%22supported%22%3Atrue%2C%22label%22%3A%2220%22%7D%5D%5D
  1. http://localhost:3000/baseline.png?file=<URL_TO_FILE>

The toolGroups parameter should be a URL-encoded JSON array. The above example decodes to:

[
  [
    {"tool": "bun", "supported": true},
    {"tool": "node", "supported": true, "label": "20"}
  ]
]

Tool Group Structure

Each tool group is an array of tool objects with the following properties:

  • tool: string - The name of the tool (e.g., "bun", "node", "npm")
  • supported: boolean - Whether the tool is supported
  • label: string (optional) - Additional label for the tool (e.g., version number)

URL Encoding Notes

  • Use %20 for spaces in the title
  • Use %22 for quotes in the JSON
  • Use %3A for colons in the JSON
  • Use %5B and %5D for square brackets
  • Use %7B and %7D for curly braces
  • Use %2C for commas

The server can handle both properly encoded URLs and some double-encoded URLs automatically.

Running the Server

bun run start

The server will start on port 3000.