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Welcome to this live stream. So in this
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live stream, I'll show you I built out a
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NexJS application which allows you to
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export your source code into a image
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file. It's an all-in-one code formatter
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and source code to image editor directly
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in browser. We are running it
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application locally right here. As you
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can see this is actually the interface
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of the application. So here you will
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paste your source code whatever source
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code that you want to share and here you
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can basically select whichever language
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JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Python all the
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major languages are there. You can even
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add your own languages as well. So this
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is actually the full source code of this
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application. It's using the latest
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version of next. And if you need the
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source code, I've given the link. You
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can directly purchase it. So all the
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files are coded inside Typescript. Each
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and every file is customizable. You can
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add more features on top of this
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application. So we have compiled this
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application. We are running it on
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localhost 3000. And you can even adjust
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the theme as well. If you don't like
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this theme, you can adjust it.
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And here you can have different themes
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Theme selector, you can select anything.
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And then we have this padding here.
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And then we have this button right here
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export PNG. So once you click this
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button everything will be exported to an
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uh PNG image file. So it's a single page
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application. All the processing is
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directly happening it in the browser. So
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you will just see right here. So if you
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need the source code the link is given
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Can just name it whatever you like right
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here also you can directly write the
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code here. It's you can just see here
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automatically the syntax highlighting
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will be added right here.
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So it's coded inside next.js. If you
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need this source code the link is given
