Web and meta-frameworks

Astro

Configure the native external image service with @keenpix/astro/service, or call createAstroImageService() and createAstroImageAttributes() directly. Numeric quality is forwarded; named Astro quality presets are not remapped.

// astro.config.ts
import { defineConfig } from 'astro/config'

export default defineConfig({
  image: {
    service: {
      entrypoint: '@keenpix/astro/service',
      config: {
        baseUrl: 'https://images.example.com',
        projectId: 'website',
      },
    },
  },
})

Qwik

createQwikKeenpix() returns serializable image props and a transformer compatible with Qwik's image tooling. Wrap the transformer with Qwik $() at the application boundary when the consuming API requires a QRL.

Solid and SolidStart

Use createSolidKeenpix() or createSolidStartKeenpix() and spread imageProps() onto a native <img>. SolidStart also exports createSolidStartImageLoader. Both APIs are pure and SSR-safe.

Fresh

@keenpix/fresh exports a server-renderable KeenpixImage, createFreshImageProps(), and createKeenpixImage() configured factory. It uses Preact-compatible output without requiring client hydration.

Lit

Use keenpixImage(config, input) for a Lit TemplateResult, or createLitImageAttributes() when composing your own template. Optional attributes use Lit's ifDefined semantics.

Ember

createKeenpixUrlHelper() and createKeenpixImageAttributesHelper() return importable plain helper functions suitable for modern Ember strict-mode templates. The package does not require legacy global helper registration.

Eleventy

Register keenpixEleventyPlugin() to get a universal image shortcode and URL filter. createEleventyImageAttributes() is also available for custom templates. HTML escaping and rendering come from @keenpix/html.

Vite

// vite.config.ts
import { keenpix } from '@keenpix/vite'

export default { plugins: [keenpix(config)] }

Import the configured helper from virtual:keenpix. Add /// <reference types="@keenpix/vite/client" /> to vite-env.d.ts for virtual-module types.

Plain HTML

createHtmlImageAttributes() returns safe attributes; renderKeenpixImage() returns an escaped responsive <img> string. Use @keenpix/core directly for URL-only integrations in any language or backend.