codeimage

Create elegant code screenshots of your source code.

Introduction

CodeImage is the newest tool to help developers to create beautiful screenshots of their code, providing several features to speed up the process to post in social media.

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🤖 Tech stack

CodeImage architecture consist of a PNPM monorepo, currently subdivided in packages and apps.

Apps

@codeimage/app

The front-end application, entirely built with SolidJS.

It currently also relies on these libraries:

• vanilla-extract: Zero-runtime Stylesheets-in-TypeScript.
• CodeMirror6: Extensible code editor
• StateBuilder: Composable state management
• @codeui/kit: Accessible UI Kit based on Kobalte
• solid-primitives: SolidJS primitives library

@codeimage/api

The REST API layer built with Fastify, Prisma ORM and Auth0.

Packages

• @codeimage/ui: contains the source code of the UI kit of CodeImage front-end application.

  Note the UI kit is being moved to @codeui/kit repository

• @codeimage/config: contains the base configurations and interfaces for CodeImage
• @codeimage/highlight: contains the custom editor and highlighting themes for CodeMirror
• @codeimage/dom-export: contains the html-to-image fork which includes several fix for image export
• @codeimage/locale: contains a wrapper of @solid-primitives/i18n which includes strict typing for i18n
• @codeimage/vanilla-extract: contain the Vanilla Extract plugin fork which includes SolidJS and PNPM fixes to work under monorepo.
• @codeimage/prisma-models: contains the Prisma ORM backend models shared across front-end and back-end application.
• @codeimage/atomic-state: contain the source code of a small state manager which includes some utilities helper for RxJS and solid-js/store

🌏 Contributions

Warning Read this before opening any PR!

When contributing, it's better to first discuss the change you wish to make via issue or discussion, or any other method with the owners of this repository before making a change.

See the CONTRIBUTING.md guide for more details.

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License

MIT © Riccardo Perra