HyperFrames v0.8.68
By Steven Van ·
Lint errors now trace back to the exact JS token, CSS line or GSAP call in the source, and logo lookups gain GitHub avatar and favicon fallbacks.
HyperFrames' lint tool now points to the exact spot in the original source, not just the file, when something is wrong, according to the v0.8.68 changelog.
- Lint findings for JavaScript, CSS and supported GSAP calls now map to the offending token or declaration in the original source file, including inside subcompositions. Positions hold up through HTML comment removal and template wrappers, though ambiguous aggregate findings still fall back to file-level. The fix uses client-side Acorn parsing and original-source mappings, and external stylesheets keep their own filenames.
- Media-use now resolves brand logos from a pinned theSVG catalog, falling back to GitHub avatars or favicons when needed, and hardens SVG sanitization for downloaded logos and Figma imports.
HyperFrames
Open-source framework for rendering HTML compositions into MP4 videos, built for AI agents and automated pipelines.
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