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Provide package to generate SVG for metadata #15

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bitbeckers opened this issue Dec 19, 2022 · 4 comments
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Provide package to generate SVG for metadata #15

bitbeckers opened this issue Dec 19, 2022 · 4 comments
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bitbeckers commented Dec 19, 2022

The code for SVG generation is now hosted in the Pilot app. It might be valuable to provade basic SVG (template) in the SDK.

Do we want to (at one point in time) migrate the SVG generation from app to SDK? @ryscheng

@bitbeckers bitbeckers transferred this issue from Network-Goods/hypercerts-docs Jan 8, 2023
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I did some exploratory work in generating an SVG using vercel/satory:

https://github.com/carlbarrdahl/gratitude.party/blob/main/src/utils/svg.tsx

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Pinging @ryscheng to weigh in on this.

@ryscheng ryscheng self-assigned this Jan 18, 2023
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Ya this is a good idea. Let me take a stab at this today since I'm working on connecting this to the create form I made

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Just wanted to make sure I cross-linked where I was with this.
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This doesn't actually work when importing into a Next.js repo atm because of limitations Next.js puts in place for global CSS imports.

I think we can just share README instructions on how to use the PlasmicComponent directly in your own repo,, leaving it as a TODO for now.

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