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Introducing Takumi v2 beta, a Rust engine that renders JSX to images without a headless browser, adding SVG output, on-demand Google Fonts, language-aware text handling, and improved font caching.

Introducing Takumi v2 beta, the Rust engine that renders JSX to images without a headless browser. - renderSvg() for SVG output - On-demand Google Fonts: load only the subsets your content uses, as it uses them - Language-aware text (ja/zh/ko Han unification) - Redesigned font caching, no more race conditions - New documentation Try it today: bun i takumi-js@beta
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Introducing Takumi v2 beta, the Rust engine that renders JSX to images without a headless browser.

  • renderSvg() for SVG output
  • On-demand Google Fonts: load only the subsets your content uses, as it uses them
  • Language-aware text (ja/zh/ko Han unification)
  • Redesigned font caching, no more race conditions
  • New documentation

Try it today: bun i takumi-js@beta

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