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@zooai/brand

v0.1.0

Published

Zoo brand card / hero / OG-image generator

Readme

@zooai/brand

Zoo brand card / hero / OG-image generator. One layout system renders self-contained 1200×630 SVGs — README heroes and og:image social cards — all carrying the Zoo prism mark and prism palette by default.

Install

npm add @zooai/brand

Usage

import { renderHero, renderPost, zoo } from '@zooai/brand'

// README hero / og:image
const hero = renderHero({
  title: '@zooai/sdk',
  tagline: 'Open AI for everyone',
  backdrop: 'glow',
})

// Blog-post card
const post = renderPost({
  tag: 'Research',
  title: 'Decentralized Science, end to end',
  author: 'Zoo Labs',
  date: '2026',
  site: 'zoo.ngo',
})

Each function returns an SVG string. Rasterize to PNG for og:image with any SVG→PNG renderer (resvg-js, satori, sharp, rsvg-convert):

import { Resvg } from '@resvg/resvg-js'
const png = new Resvg(renderHero({ title: 'Zoo' })).render().asPng()

Cards

| Function | Card | |----------|------| | renderHero | README / og hero (title + tagline + footers) | | renderPost | Blog post (tag, headline, author · date) | | renderAnnouncement | Centered launch statement | | renderQuote | Pull quote | | renderShowcase | Brand text + framed product screenshot |

Every card accepts a Palette (bg, fg, accent, accentColors, markInner, markViewBox). Defaults are Zoo identity — pass zoo explicitly, or override any field per card:

import { renderAnnouncement, zoo, ZOO_RED } from '@zooai/brand'
renderAnnouncement({ ...zoo, headline: 'Zoo v2 is live', accent: ZOO_RED })

Mark & palette

The mark is the colorful Zoo prism, sourced from @zooai/logo. The prism colors are exported:

import { ZOO_GREEN, ZOO_RED, ZOO_BLUE, prism } from '@zooai/brand'
// '#00A652'   '#ED1C24'  '#2E3192'   { green, red, blue }

CLI

zoo-brand hero     --title "@zooai/sdk" --tagline "…" --backdrop glow --out .github/hero.svg
zoo-brand showcase --title "Zoo Desktop" --image shot.png --out .github/showcase.svg

Flags override defaults read from the nearest brand.json.

License

MIT