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For more context <img
id={id}
width='100%'
height='100%'
loading='lazy'
onClick={onClick}
{...imageKitUrlBuilder(url, [
{ height: '100%', width: widthVar, cropMode: 'extract' },
// { quality: '20', blur: '10' },
])}
/>Inside of const imagekit = new IKCore({
publicKey,
urlEndpoint,
});
function imageKitUrlBuilder(
src: string,
transformation?: TransformationOptions
) {
if (!src.includes('imagekit.io')) return { src };
return {
src: imagekit.url({
src,
transformation,
}),
};
} |
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Overview
I am using ImageKit SDK to build a URL for my React App. I choose the native way instead of
imagekit-reactfor some reasons. However, I am facing an issue with a low-quality image placeholder (lqipinimagekit-react). How can I implement it using ImageKit SDK?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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