Next.js

Use TwicPics Next.js Components to get images and videos integration best practices out-of-the-box.

You can find usage examples in our online demo project.

Installation

Add the @twicpics/components package to your project:

# Using yarn
yarn add @twicpics/components
# Or using npm
npm install @twicpics/components

Setup

If you only want to use the Next.js loader, skip to Next.js Image Loader.

Install TwicPics In Your Next.js Project

You will need a TwicPics domain to initialize the package. Create an account for free to get your domain.

Configuration of TwicPics Components depends on the setup of your application, whether you are using Next Pages Router or Next App Router.

Using Next Pages Router

// pages/_app.tsx
...
import { TwicInstall } from "@twicpics/components/react";
import "@twicpics/components/style.css";

export default function App({ Component, pageProps }: AppProps) {
  return (
    <>
      /* TwicPics Components configuration (see TwicInstall) */
      <TwicInstall
        // domain is mandatory
        domain='https://demo.twic.pics'
      />
      <Component {...pageProps} />
    </>
  );
}

Using Next App Router (Next 13+)

// app/layout.tsx
import { TwicInstall } from "@twicpics/components/react";
import "@twicpics/components/style.css";

export default function RootLayout( { children }: {
  children: React.ReactNode
} ) {
  return (
    <html lang="en">
      /* TwicPics Components configuration (see TwicInstall) */
      <TwicInstall
        // domain is mandatory
        domain="https://<your-domain>.twic.pics"
      />
      <body>{children}</body>
    </html>
  );
}

TwicInstall

This component configures TwicPics Components and must be placed in your project's entry point file.

<TwicInstall
  domain="<String>"
  anticipation="<Number>"
  class="<String>"
  env="<debug|offline|production>"
  handleShadowDom="<boolean>"
  maxDPR="<Number>"
  path="<String>"
  step="<integer>"
/>

Option	Description	Type	Default
`anticipation`	TwicPics will lazy-load images by default. To avoid too abrupt a transition with elements appearing into view and then images very obviously loading afterwards, TwicPics will "anticipate" lazy loading by a factor of the actual viewport. This behavior is controlled by this setting.	`Number`	`0.2`
`domain`	This is your very own TwicPics domain. Providing it is mandatory.	`String`
`env`	Can be `debug`, `offline` or `production`. When set to `debug`, a gray lightweight `svg` placeholder that displays its intrinsic dimensions is displayed in place of all medias targeted by their `src` value. When set to `offline`, these medias are replaced by a simple placeholder that allows to visualise their display area.	`String`	`"production"`
`handleShadowDom`	Must be set to `true` when using TwicComponents within a shadow DOM.	`boolean`	`false`
`maxDPR`	TwicPics will take the "Device Pixel Ratio" (`DPR`) of the current device into consideration when determining the sizes of images to load. By default, it will not take a `DPR` greater than `2` into consideration. If the `DPR` of the device is higher than `2`, TwicPics will assume it to be `2`. Using `maxDPR`, you can lower this limit down to `1` or be more permissive (for instance by setting it to `3` or `4`).	`Number`	`2`
`path`	Path to prepend to all src attributes. For instance, if path is `"some/folder"` then a src attribute set to `"image.jpg"` will be expanded into `"some/folder/image.jpg"`	`String`
`step`	To avoid requesting too may variants of the same image, TwicPics will round the width of images to the closest multiple of step. The height will then be computed in order to respect the original aspect ratio.	`Integer`	`10`

Usage

Basic Usage

// MyComponent.jsx

import React from 'react'
import { TwicImg } from '@twicpics/components/react'

const YourTemplate = () => <TwicImg src="path/to/your/image" />

export default YourTemplate

Bulk loading with TwicView

By default, <TwicImg> and <TwicVideo> will only start loading when they come into the viewport. But sometimes, you may want to load multiple assets in bulk instead of lazy loading them. This is where <TwicView> comes into play.

The <TwicView> components eager loads all of his <TwicImg> and <TwicVideo> children as soon as it comes into the viewport (depending on your anticipation settings.)

For example, if you're building a carousel, you might want to bulk load all images. In the following code, all three images will be loaded when TwicView comes into the viewport:

<TwicView>
  <TwicImg src="image1.jpg" />
  <TwicImg src="image2.jpg" />
  <TwicImg src="image3.jpg" />
</TwicView>

Image magnifier

The <TwicImg> component allows to display a lazy loaded zoomed version of your image on mouse over.

To activate the zoom feature, simply set the zoom property to a number strictly greater than 1. This number represents the magnification factor of your image.

For example:

<TwicImg src="image1.jpg" zoom="2" /> <TwicImg src="image2.jpg" zoom="2.5" />

The zoom factor can also be configured through the --twic-zoom CSS variable.

To activate the style-driven zoom, simply set zoom property to'css' and add a new rule to your stylesheet.

For example:

<TwicImg src="image3.jpg" zoom="css" className=".zoom-3" />

.zoom-3 {
  --twic-zoom: 3;
}

It applies only to TwicImg component in cover mode.

Lifecycle

Passing a callback function to onStateChange gives access to the loading state of your image or video.

Here are the values the Component will emit (see State Type definition) :

new: when the img or video source has not started loading
loading: when the img or video source is loading
done: when the img or video source has successfully loaded
error: when an error occurred while loading the img or video source

// component.jsx
const [state, setState] = useState(undefined)

const handleStateChange = (stateEvent) => {
  // Implement the logic here
  const { state } = stateEvent
  console.log(`TwicComponent emits a new state`, state)
  setState(state)
}

return <TwicImg onStateChange={handleStateChange} src="path/to/your/image" />

WARNING: when using onStateChange in a Server Components module graph, your component must be decorated with use client directive, as in

  'use client'
  
  // your imports

  const [ state, setState ] = useState( undefined );
  
  const handleStateChange = ( stateEvent ) => {
    // Implement the logic here
    const { state } = stateEvent;
    console.log( `TwicComponent emits a new state`, state );
    setState( state );
  }

  return (
    <TwicImg
      onStateChange={handleStateChange}
      src="path/to/your/image"
    />
  )

Refit Example

The <TwicImg> component allows to reframe your image on the main subject(s) it contains.

In cover mode, the resulting image will respectratio while maximizing the area occupied by the main subject(s).

In contain mode, the image will be cropped as close as possible to the main subject(s).

To activate automatic cropping, simply add the refit property to your component.

By default, the subject will be placed at the center of the resulting image but it is possible to align the subject with a given border by specifying an anchor.

Also by default, the subject will touch the borders of the resulting image. This can be avoided by setting refit with a comma-separated length value defining padding.

For example:

  <!-- default refit: centered object(s), no padding around -->
  <TwicImg src="image1.jpg" refit />

  <!-- main subject(s) will be left aligned -->
  <TwicImg src="image3.jpg" anchor="left" refit/>

  <!-- a 5% padding will be applied around main subject(s) -->
  <TwicImg src="image2.jpg" refit="5p" />

  <!-- a 5% padding will be applied vertically, a 10% padding will be applied horizontally -->
  <TwicImg src="image3.jpg" refit="5p,10p" />

Style-Driven Approach

You can style your components using pure CSS with CSS variables.

CSS

.landscape {
  --twic-ratio: calc(4 / 3);
}

.portrait {
  --twic-ratio: calc(3 / 4);
}

.square {
  --twic-ratio: calc(1);
}

.contain {
  --twic-mode: contain;
}

.cover {
  --twic-mode: cover;
}

.left {
  --twic-position: left;
}

.right {
  --twic-position: right;
}

.lg {
  width: 300px;
}

.md {
  width: 150px;
}

.sm {
  width: 100px;
}

Template

<div className="landscape">
  <TwicImg src="path/to/your/image" />
</div>
<div className="square">
  <TwicImg src="path/to/your/image" />
</div>
<div className="portrait">
  <TwicImg src="path/to/your/image" />
</div>
<div className="contain left">
  <TwicImg src="path/to/your/image" ratio="16/9" />
</div>
<div className="contain right">
  <TwicImg src="path/to/your/image" ratio="16/9" />
</div>
<!---
    Attributes take precedence over CSS.
    In the next example, ratio will 16/9 AND NOT 1 as defined in square css class 
--->
<div className="cover square">
  <TwicImg src="path/to/your/image" ratio="16/9" />
</div>

Demo

Responsive Example

CSS variables also enable you to create responsive designs without hassle.

/* styles.css */

.style-driven {
  --twic-ratio: 1.9;
}

@media (min-width: 640px) {
  .style-driven {
    --twic-mode: contain;
  }
}

@media (min-width: 768px) {
  .style-driven {
    --twic-mode: cover;
    --twic-ratio: calc(4 / 3);
  }
}

@media (min-width: 1024px) {
  .style-driven {
    --twic-ratio: calc(16 / 9);
  }
}

@media (min-width: 1280px) {
  .style-driven {
    --twic-ratio: calc(21 / 9);
  }
}

@media (min-width: 1536px) {
  .style-driven {
    --twic-ratio: calc(36 / 9);
  }
}

Now, your template can feature a single component that follows your CSS directives and behave responsively.

// MyComponent.jsx

import 'style.css'

export default function () {
  return <TwicImg className="style-driven" src="path/to/your/image" />
}

Working with ratio="none"

This is particularly useful when creating hero banner. You can use it to specify an height of your image or vieo while preserving its natural aspect ratio and optimizing your Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) metric.

When using ratio="none", you are responsible for properly sizing the component.

/* style.css */

.hero-image {
  height: 500px;
}

@media (min-width: 1024px) {
  .hero-image {
    height: 300px;
    width: 100%;
  }
}

// MyComponent.jsx

<TwicImg src="path/to/your/image" className="hero-image" ratio="none" />

Components Properties

`TwicImg`

This component can be used in place of an img element.

<TwicImg
  src="<path>"
  alt="<String>"
  anchor="<String>"
  bot="<String>"
  eager="<boolean>"
  focus="<auto|coordinates>"
  intrinsic="<String>"
  mode="<contain|cover>"
  onStateChange="<function>"
  position="<css position>"
  placeholder="<preview|maincolor|meancolor|none>"
  preTransform="<String>"
  ratio="<ratio>"
  refit="<boolean|String>"
  step="<integer>"
  title="<String>"
  transition="<fade|zoom|none>"
  transitionDelay="<String>"
  transitionDuration="<String>"
  transitionTimingFunction="<String>"
  zoom="<String | Number>"
/>

Attribute	Description	Type	Default
`alt`	`alt` attribute content	`String`
`anchor`	Positions the image in both `contain` and `cover` mode. Accepted values are `top`, `bottom`, `left`, `right`, `top-left`, `top-right`, `bottom-left`, `bottom-right` and `center`. `position` and `focus` take precedence in `contain` and `cover` mode respectively. Please note that `anchor` is applied after an eventual `preTransform`.	`String`
`bot`	A slash-separated list of TwicPics API transformations to be performed for search engine bots. This overrides all other transformations when provided, even if empty (i.e `bot=""`). See the TwicPics bot attribute documentation for more information.	`String`
`eager`	Load the image as soon as the component is mounted. This effectively means disabling lazy loading for this image.	`boolean`	`false`
`focus`	Sets the focus point in `cover` mode. `focus` takes precedence over `anchor` when both are provided. See the TwicPics focus attribute documentation for more information. Only use this attribute if you need a specific focus point or if you want to leverage smart cropping with `focus="auto"`: if you only need border-based positionning (`top`, `bottom`, `left`, `right`, etc), use `anchor` instead.	`String`
`onStateChange`	A callback function triggered each time the asset loading state is updated. State can be `new`, `loading`, `done` or `error`.	`( stateEvent: StateEvent ) => void`
`intrinsic`	Dimensions in pixels of the original image, formatted `<width>x<height>` (eg. 1920x1080). It prevents image upscaling and limits the number of generated variants. If using `preTransform`, you should specify the intrinsic dimensions of the resulting image. Using incorrect values can lead to display issues, see the intrinsic attribute documentation.	`String`
`mode`	Can be `contain` or `cover` and determines if the image fills the area and is cropped accordingly (`cover`) or if the image will sit inside the area with no cropping (`contain`).	`String`	`cover`
`placeholder`	Can be `preview`, `meancolor`, `maincolor` or `none`. See the TwicPics output transformation documentation for more information. Setting will be overridden to `none` when using `zoom` `transition`.	`String`	`preview`
`position`	Positions the image in `contain` mode. `position` takes precedence over `anchor` when both are provided. Syntax is the same as for CSS position properties `background-position` and `object-position`. Only use this attribute if you need precise positionning: if you only need border-based positionning (`top`, `bottom`, `left`, `right`, etc), use `anchor` instead.	`String`	`center`
`preTransform`	A slash-separated list of TwicPics API transformations to be performed before resizing the image (see the TwicPics Manipulation documentation). Note that `anchor` and `focus` are applied after `preTransform`: if you need to specify a specific focus point for your `preTransform` then it needs to be part of the expression (like `preTransform="focus=auto/crop=50px50p"` for instance). Be aware that using this option can lead to unexpected results so use with caution!	`String`
`ratio`	A unitless `width/height` or `width:height` value pair (as in `4/3` or `4:3`) that defines the aspect ratio of the display area. If `height` is not specified, it is assumed to be `1`. A square area will be created by default. When set to `none`, ratio is determined based on width and height as computed by the browser following your `CSS` definitions. The `--twic-ratio` CSS variable is ignored in this instance. You are responsible for properly sizing the component when `ratio="none"`.	`String or number`	`1`
`refit`	Reframes the image to maximize the area occupied by the main object(s) while respecting `ratio` in `cover` mode. Crops the image as close as possible to the main object(s) in `contain` mode. Can be `true`, `false` or a list of comma-separated length defining padding. See the TwicPics refit documentation for more information.	`boolean or String`	`false`
`src`	Path to the image. When not provided, a red lightweight `svg` placeholder that displays its intrinsic dimensions is displayed in place of the absent image. When env is set to `offline`, that red lightweight `svg` is replaced by a simple red placeholder.	`String`
`step`	See the TwicPics step attribute documentation for more information.	`Integer`	`10`
`title`	`title` representing information related to the image. See `global attribute title`.	`String`
`transition`	Determines how the image will be revealed once loaded. With a fade in effect (`fade`), a zoom effect (`zoom`) or without any transition (`none`). Unsupported values are handled as `fade`.	`String`	`fade`
`transitionDuration`	Duration of the transition effect.	`String`	`400ms`
`transitionTimingFunction`	CSS timing function applied to the transition effect.	`String`	`ease`
`transitionDelay`	Transition delay of the transition effect.	`String`	`0ms`
`zoom`	Enables zoom feature and sets the magnification factor. Must be a number strictly greater than 1 as in `"1.5"` or `1.5`. When set to `'css'` magnification factor is defined through the CSS variable `--twic-zoom`. Should only be applied to images in cover `mode`. See Image magnifier.	`String	number`

`TwicVideo`

This component can be used in place of a video element.

<TwicVideo
  src="<path>"
  anchor="<String>"
  bot="<String>"
  duration="<String|number>"
  eager="<boolean>"
  from="<String|number>"
  focus="<auto|coordinates>"
  intrinsic="<String>"
  mode="<contain|cover>"
  position="<css position>"
  posterFrom="<String|number>"
  placeholder="<preview|maincolor|meancolor|none>"
  preTransform="<String>"
  ratio="<ratio>"
  (stateChangeEvent)="<function>"
  step="<integer>"
  title="<String>"
  to="<String|number>"
  transition="<fade|zoom|none>"
  transitionDelay="<String>"
  transitionDuration="<String>"
  transitionTimingFunction="<String>"
/>

Attribute	Description	Type	Default
`anchor`	Positions the video in both `contain` and `cover` mode. Accepted values are `top`, `bottom`, `left`, `right`, `top-left`, `top-right`, `bottom-left`, `bottom-right` and `center`. `position` and `focus` take precedence in `contain` and `cover` mode respectively. Please note that `anchor` is applied after an eventual `preTransform`.	`String`
`bot`	A slash-separated list of TwicPics API transformations to be performed for search engine bots. This overrides all other transformations when provided, even if empty (i.e `bot=""`). See the TwicPics bot attribute documentation for more information.	`String`
`duration`	Limits the duration of the video. `duration` is expressed in seconds and must be a positive number. `duration` will not move the starting point of the video: to do so, you'll have to use the `from` property. See duration documentation.	`String or number`
`eager`	Load the video as soon as the component is mounted. This effectively means disabling lazy loading for this video.	`boolean`	`false`
`focus`	Sets the focus point in `cover` mode. `focus` takes precedence over `anchor` when both are provided. See the TwicPics focus attribute documentation for more information. Only use this attribute if you need a specific focus point or if you want to leverage smart cropping with `focus="auto"`: if you only need border-based positionning (`top`, `bottom`, `left`, `right`, etc), use `anchor` instead.	`String`
`from`	Moves the starting point of the video. `from` is expressed in seconds and must be a positive number. `from` will not move the end point of the video: to do so, you'll have to use the `duration` or `to` properties. See from documentation. See from documentation.	`String or number`
`intrinsic`	Dimensions in pixels of the original video, formatted `<width>x<height>` (eg. 1920x1080). It prevents video upscaling and limits the number of generated variants. If using `preTransform`, you should specify the intrinsic dimensions of the resulting video. Using incorrect values can lead to display issues, see the intrinsic attribute documentation.	`String`
`mode`	Can be `contain` or `cover` and determines if the video fills the area and is cropped accordingly (`cover`) or if the video will sit inside the area with no cropping (`contain`).	`String`	`cover`
`placeholder`	Can be `preview`, `meancolor`, `maincolor` or `none`. See the TwicPics output transformation documentation for more information. Setting will be overridden to `none` when using `zoom` `transition`.	`String`	`preview`
`position`	Positions the video in `contain` mode. `position` takes precedence over `anchor` when both are provided. Syntax is the same as for CSS position properties `background-position` and `object-position`. Only use this attribute if you need precise positionning: if you only need border-based positionning (`top`, `bottom`, `left`, `right`, etc), use `anchor` instead.	`String`	`center`
`posterFrom`	Determines which frame of the source video should be used as a poster / preview. `posterFrom` is expressed in seconds and must be a positive number. By default `posterFrom` is equal to 0, meaning the very first frame of the video is used. `posterFrom` will not modify the video in any way: to do so, you'll have to use the `duration`, `from` or `to` properties.	`String or number`
`preTransform`	A slash-separated list of TwicPics API transformations to be performed before resizing the video (see the TwicPics Manipulation documentation). Note that `anchor` and `focus` are applied after `preTransform`: if you need to specify a specific focus point for your `preTransform` then it needs to be part of the expression (like `preTransform="focus=auto/crop=50px50p"` for instance). Be aware that using this option can lead to unexpected results so use with caution!	`String`
`ratio`	A unitless `width/height` or `width:height` value pair (as in `4/3` or `4:3`) that defines the aspect ratio of the display area. If `height` is not specified, it is assumed to be `1`. A square area will be created by default. When set to `none`, ratio is determined based on width and height as computed by the browser following your `CSS` definitions. The `--twic-ratio` CSS variable is ignored in this instance. You are responsible for properly sizing the component when `ratio="none"`.	`String or number`	`1`
`src`	Path to the video. When not provided, a red lightweight `svg` placeholder that displays its intrinsic dimensions is displayed in place of the absent video. When env is set to `offline`, that red lightweight `svg` is replaced by a simple red placeholder.	`String`
`stateChangeEvent`	An event emitter triggered each time the asset loading state is updated. State can be `new`, `loading`, `done` or `error`.	`EventEmitter<StateEvent>`
`step`	See the TwicPics step attribute documentation for more information.	`Integer`	`10`
`title`	`title` representing information related to the video. See `global attribute title`.	`String`
`to`	Moves the end point of the video. `to` is expressed in seconds and must be a positive number. `to` will not move the starting point of the video: to do so, you'll have to use the `from` property. See to documentation.	`String or number`
`transition`	Determines how the video will be revealed once loaded. With a fade in effect (`fade`), a zoom effect (`zoom`) or without any transition (`none`). Unsupported values are handled as `fade`.	`String`	`fade`
`transitionDuration`	Duration of the transition effect.	`String`	`400ms`
`transitionTimingFunction`	CSS timing function applied to the transition effect.	`String`	`ease`
`transitionDelay`	Transition delay of the transition effect.	`String`	`0ms`

Loading State Values

Union type for all possible image or video loading state.

type State = `error` | `done` | `loading` | `new`

new: when the img or video source has not started loading
loading: when the img or video source is loading
done: when the img or video source has successfully loaded
error: when an error occurred while loading the img or video source

State Change Event

Data type passed as parameter to onStateChange function.

export type StateEvent = {
  target: TwicImg | TwicVideo
  state: State
}

CSS Variables

List of variables that can be used to configure your components using pure CSS.

<selector > {
  --twic-ratio: <ratio>;
  --twic-mode: <contain|cover>;
  --twic-position: <css position>;
  --twic-transition-delay: <string>;
  --twic-transition-duration: <string>;
  --twic-transition-timing-function: <string>;
  --twic-zoom: <number>;
}

Each CSS variable corresponds to one of the components attributes listed in the Components Properties section. If present, the attribute takes precedence over the corresponding CSS variable.

Variable	Description	HTML Attribute	Default
`--twic-mode`	Can be `contain` or `cover` and determines if the image fills the area and is cropped accordingly (`cover`) or if the image will sit inside the area with no cropping (`contain`).	`mode`	`cover`
`--twic-position`	Only useful in `contain` mode. Locates the image inside the area. Syntax is the same as for CSS position properties like background-position or object-position. Useful values are `top`, `bottom`, `left`, `right`, `left top`, `left bottom` and so on.	`position`	`center`
`--twic-ratio`	Floating point value corresponding to a unitless `width/height` ratio (as in `calc(4/3)` or `1.333`). Ratio will correspond to a square area by default.	`ratio`	`1`
`--twic-transition-delay`	Transition delay of the transition effect.	`transitionDelay`	`0ms`
`--twic-transition-duration`	Duration of the transition effect.	`transitionDuration`	`400ms`
`--twic-transition-timing-function`	CSS timing function applied to the transition effect.	`transitionTimingFunction`	`ease`
`--twic-zoom`	Strictly greater than 1 floating point value corresponding to the zoom factor to be applied. Only applies to `TwicImg` with `zoom` property set to `'css'`.	`number`

Next.js Image Loader

You will need a TwicPics domain to initialize the package. Create an account for free to get your domain.

If it does not exist, create a .env file at the root of your project.

Set the NEXT_PUBLIC_TWICPICS_DOMAIN environment variable to your own Twicpics domain:

NEXT_PUBLIC_TWICPICS_DOMAIN="https://<your-domain>.twic.pics/"

Basic Usage

The example below shows how to use the TwicPics loader:

// MyComponent.jsx

import Image from 'next/image'
import { twicpicsLoader } from '@twicpics/components/next'

const MyImage = (props) => {
  return (
    <Image
      loader={twicpicsLoader}
      src="image.jpg"
      alt="Image alt description"
      width={500}
      height={500}
    />
  )
}

Please note that this will stretch the image to fit the specified size, which might not match the desired aspect ratio.

For easier aspect ratio management, consider using the <TwicImg> component (see Setup). This will also give you access to all TwicPics features like smart cropping, automatic next-gen formats, and more.

Using Placeholders

This is only supported from Next.js 13.

The Next Image component allows to implement low quality image placeholders by setting the placeholder prop to blur.

When doing so, we need to set the blurDataURL prop. This prop expects the URL of a Base64-encoded image. TwicPics provides a twicpicsPlaceholder helper that returns such URL.

import Image from 'next/image'
import { twicpicsLoader, twicpicsPlaceholder } from '@twicpics/components/next'

// In this example, we're generating the placeholder URL on server-side
export async function getServerSideProps() {
  const data = {
    src: `image.jpg`,
  }
  datas.blurDataURL = await twicpicsPlaceholder('image:football.jpg')
  return {
    props: {
      data,
    },
  }
}

const MyImage = ({ data }) => {
  return (
    <Image
      loader={twicpicsLoader}
      src={data.src}
      placeholder="blur"
      blurDataURL={data.blurDataURL}
      alt="Image alt description"
    />
  )
}

Feedback and support

TwicPics Components are open-source on GitHub. For features requests and bugs, open an issue. The TwicPics team also remains available for support via the live chat (at the bottom right.)

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Next.js

Installation

Setup

Install TwicPics In Your Next.js Project

Using Next Pages Router

Using Next App Router (Next 13+)

TwicInstall

Usage

Basic Usage

Bulk loading with TwicView

Image magnifier

Lifecycle

Refit Example

Style-Driven Approach

Responsive Example

Working with ratio="none"

Components Properties

`TwicImg`

`TwicVideo`

Loading State Values

State Change Event

CSS Variables

Next.js Image Loader

Basic Usage

Using Placeholders

Feedback and support

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