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astro-link

v1.2.1

Published

Supercharge your links. This component detects external / anchor / same domain / mail / telephone `href`, and apply optimizations accordingly.

Downloads

300

Readme

🚀  Astro — Link, with smart optimizations

NPM Downloads ISC License PRs Welcome
TypeScript Prettier EditorConfig ESLint

Supercharge your links.
This component detects external / anchor / same domain / mail / telephone href, and apply optimizations accordingly.

Features

  • External links
    • rel="noopener nofollow" for search engines optimization
    • target="_blank" for opening link in a new tab
  • JS-based obfuscation for mailto: and tel: links
  • Applying CSS classes for specific link types
  • Internal links
    • Auto prefix URLs with 'BASE_URL'
    • Auto add the rel=prefetch marker (e.g. for @astrojs/prefetch)

Some of these features can be disabled if needed.

Classes

  • link
  • is-external
  • is-internal
  • is-hash
  • is-mail
  • is-tel
  • has-hint

You can then style these globally with :global(.link.is-mail) for example.

📦  Installation

pnpm i astro-link

🛠  Usage

---
import { Link } from 'astro-link';
// ...
---
<!-- ... -->
<body>
	<!-- Place component inside `BODY` tag -->

	<Link
		href={'https://www.juliancataldo.com' /* Required */}
		title={'Bonjour !'}
		externalInNewTab={true}
	>
		Some <strong>external</strong> link, loaded in current tab
	</Link>

	<!-- ... -->
</body>

🎉  Result

<a
	href="https://www.juliancataldo.com"
	class="link is-external astro-H4CCARKM"
	rel="noopener nofollow"
	target="_blank"
>
	Some external link, loaded in a new tab
</a>

🎨  Styling

As all component in this collection, you are responsible to bring style to them.
This will give you maximum freedom, still you can prevent most of potential styles leaking when needed.

Of course, as links are ubiquitous in any website, it's totally valid to style them globally with is:global.


Semi-scoped styles inside parent (it won't effect upstream, only downstream):

<style lang="scss">
	.my-parent-with-custom-links {
		// Use `:global` as a localized escape hatch:

		& :global(.link) {
			font-weight: 700;
			color: green;
		}
		& :global(.link.is-tel) {
			background: yellow;
		}
		& :global(.link.is-mail) {
			color: red;
		}
	}
</style>

-OR-

Global styles (in your layout component, for example):

<style lang="scss" is:global>
	a.link {
		font-weight: 700;
		color: green;
	}
	// ...
</style>

To do

  • [ ] Support Astro base option for prefixing hrefs.

LIVE DEMO  🎭  DOCUMENTATION WEBSITE ⎋

Live demo website

code.juliancataldo.com


🔗  JulianCataldo.com