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An UncachedImage adds a cache-busting query param to your image src to ensure the browser requests the image from the server on every render.

• 🐣 Fresh image every time
  • Ensure the image is fetched from the server on every render.
• 🖼️ Renders as an img
  • Use all the props an img supports, like src and alt.
• 🔤 Custom cache buster option
  • Provide your own cache buster if you'd like.

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npm i react-uncached-image

import { UncachedImage } from "react-uncached-image";

Use just like you would a normal img tag in React:

<UncachedImage src="https://loremflickr.com/320/240" />

Now this image will be fetched from the server on every render.

See UncachedImage for more information and a live, interactive example.

Type definitions have been included for TypeScript support.

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