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Next Image Proxy

Image proxy for Next.js. Makes it possible to use dynamic domains in next/image component.

Next Image Proxy

Image proxy for Next.js. Makes it possible to use dynamic domains in next/image component.

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Github Stars Github Stars: 80
Last Commit Last Commit: Jul 30, 2023 -
First Commit Created: Aug 8, 2025 -
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Overview

Navigating the complexities of dynamic image loading can be quite challenging, especially when dealing with external providers that often feature changing subdomains. This library provides a robust solution for users of Next.js by enabling the usage of the next/image feature with dynamic domains. With this tool, developers can streamline their image handling without being bogged down by the constraints posed by unpredictable source URLs.

Designed to enhance the efficiency and reliability of image loading processes, this library caters to those who frequently utilize platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Medium. It aims to eliminate the hassle of manually configuring every new domain, allowing for a more flexible and adaptive approach to dynamic image rendering.

Features

  • Dynamic Domain Support: Allows usage of next/image for images hosted on dynamic subdomains from various external providers without manual configuration.

  • Easy Installation: Setup is straightforward; simply add a new API route that exports a single function to start using the library.

  • Community Engagement: Join the Discord community for support or to share insights, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange among users.

  • Contributions Welcome: The library encourages open-source contributions, allowing users to suggest improvements or add new features easily.

  • Minimal Bandwidth Cost: While the proxy increases bandwidth usage slightly, the impact is negligible for smaller projects, making it feasible for various scales of use.

  • Awareness of Limitations: Clear guidance on potential compatibility issues with platforms like Netlify and serverless-next.js informs users of possible restrictions.

  • Security Considerations: Users are reminded to be cautious with regex patterns to avoid creating security loopholes, emphasizing responsible implementation.