Random seed
See original GitHub issueHey there!
This library looks amazing and I’m about to implement it into a project now. Any chance you’d be interested in having an avatar generated given a seed phrase? It could look something like this:
<Avatar seed="[some-random-string]" />
Any time Avatar
received that seed string it would output the same avatar, similar to the way you can replicate Minecraft worlds by providing it with the same seed phrase upon generation.
Awesome work and thanks for building this!!
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You could use https://avatars.dicebear.com. Support for avatars has been added recently.
@jay-khatri
You can also use DiceBear Avatars without HTTP API / Web Request. You just have to install the NPM packages. See: https://github.com/DiceBear/avatars/tree/v4/packages/avatars-avataaars-sprites#npm