transformer-open-graph

transformer-open-graph

A transformer for @remark-embedder/core that extracts Open Graph metadata from a URL and create an HTML preview.

• Works with @remark-embedder/core
• Supports Twitter Cards and Open Graph
• Powered by Open Graph Ninja's API
• 100% test coverage
• Written in TypeScript and fully typed
• Awesome!

Want to see an example? Check out https://donavon.com/blog/markdown#social-links

Usage

import remarkEmbedder from '@remark-embedder/core';
import transformerOpenGraph from 'transformer-open-graph';
import remark from 'remark';
import html from 'remark-html';

const exampleMarkdown = `
This is my website:

https://donavon.com
`;

async function go() {
  const result = await remark()
    .use(remarkEmbedder, {
      transformers: [transformerOpenGraph],
    })
    .use(html)
    .process(exampleMarkdown);

  console.log(result.toString());
  // logs:
  // <p>This is my website:</p>
  // <div class="ogn-outer-container">
  //   <a class="ogn-container" href="https://donavon.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-twitter-card="summary">
  //     <img class="ogn-image" src="https://donavon.com/img/donavon-avatar.jpeg" alt="Donavon West's website">
  //     <div class="ogn-content">
  //       <p class="ogn-content-title">Donavon West's website</p>
  //       <p class="ogn-content-description">Donavon West is a full-stack software engineer living in the New York City area.</p>
  //       <p class="ogn-content-url">donavon.com</p>
  //     </div>
  //   </a>
  // </div>
}

go();

Config options

You can pass the following config options

Options name	description
render	A custom render function that accepts one argument, data of type OpenGraphNinja, and returns an HTML string.

Example custom render

const exampleMarkdown = `
This is my website:

https://donavon.com
`;

const customRender: OpenGraphRender = (data) =>
  `<h2>Hello ${data.hostname}</h2>`;

const config: OpenGraphConfig = { render: customRender };

const result = await remark()
  .use(remarkEmbedder, {
    transformers: [transformerOpenGraph, config],
  })
  .use(html)
  .process(exampleMarkdown);
// <p>This is my website:</p>
// <h2>Hello donavon.com</h2>

Example output

You'll need to B.Y.O. CSS, but you can get beautiful web page preview output like this.

Getting Started

Install the library with your package manager of choice, e.g.:

$ npm i transformer-open-graph
# or
$ yarn add transformer-open-graph

License

2022 Donavon West. Released under MIT license.