that’s part of what I’m doing, but that doesn’t give me the image data, only paths. 🤔 Apparently importing with a ?raw query corrupts the data.
I ended up falling back to loading the file from the file system via Node to get the raw data and generate the placeholder. 🤔 That has the benefit of me being able to use the same code for remote images which I’m fetching via fetch(). 😊
Initially I had hoped to use the image pipeline via getImage() to integrate the generation.
Amadeus Maximilian /
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2024-08-02 14:38:05
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