frames-v2

Many mini apps I love (not calling anyone out) do not make very compelling use of their embed image: they are often a large, static, centered logo with text.

These eat up vertical space in feed and get tiring when they are repeated. If your app goes viral with an embed like this, users are more likely to get annoyed and tune it out.

If you could opt in to a more compact embed format, would you use it? What would it need to provide to be compelling?

if you aren't using Next but still want to setup dynamic Mini App Embed images, consider cloning + deploying this simple repo that can generate dynamic images

use whatever non-Next frame you want and point image urls at it

if you aren't using Next but still want to setup dynamic Mini App Embed images, consider cloning + deploying this simple repo that can generate dynamic images

use whatever non-Next frame you want and point image urls at it
https://github.com/deodad/mini-app-img-next

if you'd rather not use Next / Vercel altogether you could start from this Hono based example

Building @warpcast and @farcaster / dad / like to read, cook, ski, code

if you'd rather not use Next / Vercel altogether you could start from this Hono based example
https://github.com/wevm/hono-og

nice to prevent lint rot and avoid excessive billing

the default cache control header for the repo above will be public, immutable, no-transform, max-age=31536000 so URLs should be served from the CDN after they are hit once

1. i love you
2. i tend to upload mine to R2 to make the embed show up realtime not a lil delayed

literally learning about ValTown just now

looks awesome

do you have an open source example?

nice. can also be done in val town. very light weight. here's how i'm doing dynamic embed images for my audio spaces miniapp