feat(cdn): add Autorender image CDN provider - #2584
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Add an Autorender (autorender.io) provider to @responsive-image/cdn,
mirroring the existing cloudinary provider. Autorender is a URL-based
image CDN with path transforms (/{workspace}/w_1600,f_webp/path.jpg),
so it maps onto the existing ImageData contract with no core changes.
- Config: { domain, workspace }
- Options: formats, quality, aspectRatio, and a transforms[] escape hatch
- Width -> w_, format -> f_<type>, quality -> q_
- Remote http(s) sources become a fetch_<url> token (Cloudinary fetch parity)
- Default imageTypes 'auto', matching the other providers
- Docs page + sidebar entry, vitest suite with exact-URL assertions, changeset
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Adds Autorender as a
@responsive-image/cdnprovider, alongside imgix/cloudinary/fastly/netlify.Autorender transforms and delivers images and videos straight from a URL. You put transform tokens in the path; the CDN returns the processed asset, resized and encoded in the best format each browser supports. Same path-segment model as cloudinary, which is why it drops cleanly into this abstraction.
Disclosure: I'm a co-founder of Autorender. I went to wire our CDN into responsive-image and found the provider abstraction made it a small, self-contained job — the whole thing falls out of
imageUrlFor. Sending it upstream rather than keeping a private fork.What's here
autorender()provider — path-segment transform grammar (like cloudinary),w_/f_/q_tokens,formats: 'auto'default so the CDN negotiates format from theAcceptheaderhttp(s)source becomes afetch_<url>tokenaspectRatio,quality, and pass-throughtransformsoptionsimgix.test.ts), docs page, sidebar entry, changesetVerify without signup — these resolve publicly and match exactly what the provider emits:
https://assets.autorender.io/LOKVTtKVGb/doc1/ar-juice.jpg(306 KB jpeg)imageUrlFor(800, 'webp'):https://assets.autorender.io/LOKVTtKVGb/w_800,f_webp/doc1/ar-juice.jpg(24.7 KB webp)imageUrlFor(400, 'avif')+q_60:https://assets.autorender.io/LOKVTtKVGb/w_400,f_avif,q_60/doc1/ar-juice.jpg(8.7 KB avif)Happy to adjust naming, scope, or docs to fit your conventions. No hard feelings if it's not a fit for the project's direction.