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1. Zach Leatherman 21 min later

   This open source work is part of a larger migration of the Font Awesome blog (Blog Awesome) from WordPress to Eleventy, currently ongoing!

   https://github.com/11ty/eleventy-import was also born from that too!

2. uncenter 2 hr later

   @zachleat this is super cool! on the other hand does this need to be under the eleventy organization, it seems to have barely any connection ahah 😅

   1. Zach Leatherman 2 hr later

      @uncenter yeah, I get it — it isn’t an Eleventy plugin per-say but I suppose in my head I was choosing between @11ty/ or @zachleat/ and the former made more sense with the fetch and -img use internally.

      It’s a gray area — should is-land be under @11ty/?

      1. uncenter 2 hr later

         @zachleat i would say no actually, same with something like webc (for is-land in particular you have the luck of `is-land` seemingly still being available as a non-scoped package name! could use that and move it under your personal account)

         1. Zach Leatherman 2 hr later

            @uncenter Whether or not something is tightly coupled to Eleventy core isn’t really what I’d consider weighted into whether or not something is namespaced under @11ty/. What do you think about `eleventy-fetch`?

            1. uncenter 7 hr later

               @zachleat i also think we could decouple that from eleventy since it bears little relation- i do think that relation to eleventy should matter in terms of namespacing.

               1. Zach Leatherman 7 hr later

                  @uncenter I think there are four different styles at play here, which do you mean?

                  1. @11ty/eleventy-plugin-UTIL
                  2. @11ty/eleventy-UTIL
                  3. @11ty/UTIL
                  4. UTIL

                  I agree that #2 *could* go away (though renaming packages is annoying enough for folks that I don’t think it’s worth it, unless there is a larger issue)

3. David Sleight 2 hr later

   @zachleat @eleventy OMG, I was *just* migrating my site to 11ty v3 + the v6 image plugin this morning and starting to eye Sharp to do something like this!

   1. Zach Leatherman 5 hr later

      @stuntbox @eleventy yay!! perfect timing!

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5. Christopher Kirk-Nielsen 5 hr later

   @zachleat Silly question (out of curiosity, not anything I am dead-set on figuring out): for the Google Dev site, the favicon is evenly (ish) spread across 4 colours, but the output is yellow. I didn't look too much at the code (sorry) but is there a magic thing that determines which hue "wins"?

   Also, gotta say this is very cool! It fits neatly in the "Whimsy" and "Surprise & Delight" Venn diagram. (as overused as that second term may be these days 😅)

   1. Zach Leatherman 1 day later

      @chriskirknielsen it’s not really magic, just a quick sort by oklch Lightness and Chroma — wrote it up here: https://fediverse.zachleat.com/@zachleat/114082206353649121

      You could make a fancy multicolor gradient border from all of the colors it finds but I didn’t!

      1. Christopher Kirk-Nielsen 1 day later

         @zachleat Ah, that's smart and simple, neat! Thank you for the write-up!

         1. Zach Leatherman 1 day later

            @chriskirknielsen you’re very welcome!