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Astro Relative Links

Build Astro with relative links.

Astro Relative Links

Build Astro with relative links.

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Github Stars Github Stars: 116
Last Commit Last Commit: Dec 15, 2024 -
First Commit Created: Aug 8, 2025 -
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Overview

Astro-relative-links is a powerful integration designed to streamline the process of creating relative links in your Astro projects. By simplifying link generation, it allows developers to focus on building content without worrying about the complexities of path management. This integration can be easily set up through a command-line tool or through manual installation, catering to various user preferences and expertise levels.

The convenience it brings to managing assets and links can significantly enhance the efficiency of your workflow, especially for projects with nested folder structures. If you’re working with Astro and want to ensure that all links across your project are correctly formatted as relative paths, this integration is a worthwhile addition to your toolkit.

Features

  • Quick Installation: Easily set up using the astro add command-line tool, which automates the installation process.
  • Manual Installation Option: For developers who prefer a hands-on approach, manual installation steps are available, making it accessible to everyone.
  • Relative Link Generation: Automatically generates all links within the project to be relative paths, simplifying navigation and asset linkage.
  • Integration with Astro Config: Seamlessly apply the integration through the astro.config.mjs file using the integrations property.
  • Compatible with Standard Build Process: Works smoothly with your regular build commands (e.g., npm run build), without any additional configuration needed.
  • Supports Various Project Structures: Handles nested folders and directories by generating relative paths for assets, links, and images as needed.
  • Open Source License: Licensed under MIT, allowing for flexibility and contributions from the wider developer community.