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Peter Ullrich
@peterullrich.com

This post inspired me to write a Typst-based alternative to @derrickreimer.com's OG-Image that you can deploy together with your Phoenix app. So, introducing: OGI! github.com/pjullrich/ogi

github.comGitHub - PJUllrich/ogi: A Typst-based Elixir library for generating OpenGraph ImagesA Typst-based Elixir library for generating OpenGraph Images - PJUllrich/ogi
Hugo Baraúna@hugobarauna.com

Now using @derrickreimer.com and @savvycal.com 's OSS to generate Elixir Radar's OG social images. Link of the project: github.com/svycal/og-im... Thanks @derrickreimer.com 🙌 ❤️ #ElixirLang

github.comGitHub - svycal/og-image: An open graph image generator, by SavvyCal ✨An open graph image generator, by SavvyCal ✨. Contribute to svycal/og-image development by creating an account on GitHub.
Peter Ullrich
@peterullrich.com

It's still very much v0.1 but I already use it on my blog! For example, see the OpenGraph image below. I still need to tweak it because the biggest problem is that fonts available locally might not be available on your server which leads to different images. peterullrich.com/a-bluesky-st...

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Peter Ullrich
@peterullrich.com

You snooze you lose 😜 But let me know how easy it was to add it if you end up using it

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Gus Workman
@gworkman.bsky.social

I added it! It was very easy. Hardest part was coming up with a good template haha Your recommended metatags lib is only Phoenix 1.8+, so I couldn't use it on my Phoenix 1.7 project 🥲 ended up rolling my own since I didn't want to upgrade right now