Print shortcodes to embed a set of images from an album on Flickr into Hugo
If you’re looking for a way to seamlessly integrate your Flickr photos into a Hugo static site, the flickr-hugo-embed tool is an excellent solution. This Node.js utility allows users to generate shortcodes for all the photos in a Flickr album quickly and efficiently. With the ease of embedding, you can enhance your static site with captivating visuals without the hassle of manual image handling.
The process is straightforward: after obtaining an API key from Flickr and setting up a configuration file, you can start generating shortcodes for your desired photos. It’s user-friendly and designed for public images, making it a perfect fit for those who want to share their Flickr albums on their Hugo sites.
Easy Integration: This tool generates shortcodes that can be easily inserted into your Hugo site’s layout, streamlining the embedding process.
Public Image Support: It works exclusively with public images, ensuring that users can share their content without dealing with complex authentication.
API Key Requirement: Users must acquire a Flickr API key, which is a simple and standard procedure for utilizing third-party services.
Custom Size Options: You can select from various size attributes for your images, making it easy to find the perfect fit for your site’s design.
Batch Processing: The tool prints out all albums so that users can easily find and select the album ID for the shortcode generation.
Adaptable Shortcode: The generated shortcode is based on existing structures, allowing for further customization to match the specific needs of your site.
Caching Feature: The first run may take some time as it introspects the Flickr API, but subsequent uses will benefit from cached data for faster generation.
User-Friendly Setup: The setup process is clearly outlined, making it accessible even to users who may not be deeply familiar with coding or Hugo’s inner workings.
