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Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mintlify.com/tutosrive/images-projects-srm-trg/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

This guide walks you through embedding a Dev Forge CDN asset — a logo, screenshot, icon, or GIF — into your own project. By the end you will have a working image URL that you can drop into a README badge, an HTML page, or a Python docstring. The entire process takes less than a minute and requires no account, no API key, and no tooling beyond a text editor.
1

Browse the Asset Catalog

Every asset stored in tutosrive/images-projects-srm-trg is documented in the catalog pages for each project. Open the relevant catalog page (for example, InitVenv Assets) and locate the file you want to use. Each entry lists the repository-relative file path — that path is the only piece of information you need to construct a CDN URL.If you already know the path, you can skip straight to the next step. The repository is also publicly browsable on GitHub if you want to explore folders directly.Example file path: dev2forge/InitVenv/InitVenv-logo.svg
2

Construct Your CDN URL

jsDelivr serves every file from the repository at a predictable URL. Paste the file path you found in Step 1 into the template below.URL template:
https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/tutosrive/images-projects-srm-trg@<ref>/<path-to-file>
Replace <ref> with either main (always the latest version) or a full commit SHA (a permanent, immutable snapshot). Replace <path-to-file> with the repository-relative path from the catalog.
Latest URL — always points to the current file on the main branch:
https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/tutosrive/images-projects-srm-trg@main/dev2forge/InitVenv/InitVenv-logo.svg
Pinned URL — locked to a specific commit; never changes, cached forever by jsDelivr:
https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/tutosrive/images-projects-srm-trg@db610fff56de446492611132cc5dc85b3cade010/dev2forge/InitVenv/initvenv-tag-preview.png
For production READMEs, published documentation, and release assets, always use a pinned commit SHA URL. jsDelivr caches pinned URLs indefinitely at every edge node, meaning the image will load instantly and cannot be accidentally changed by a future commit to main. See CDN Usage for guidance on finding and copying commit SHAs.
3

Embed in Your Project

Copy the URL from Step 2 and use it in any context that renders images. Below are ready-to-use snippets for the most common scenarios.
<!-- Latest logo — good for development -->
![InitVenv Logo](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/tutosrive/images-projects-srm-trg@main/dev2forge/InitVenv/InitVenv-logo.svg)

<!-- Pinned preview screenshot — recommended for production -->
![InitVenv Tag Preview](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/tutosrive/images-projects-srm-trg@db610fff56de446492611132cc5dc85b3cade010/dev2forge/InitVenv/initvenv-tag-preview.png)
Once your file is saved, open it in a browser or Markdown preview to confirm the image renders correctly. If the image does not appear, double-check that the file path exactly matches the repository structure (paths are case-sensitive).

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What’s Next?

All assets in this repository are released under the MIT License (Copyright © 2025 Tutos Rive). You may use them freely in personal, commercial, or open-source projects. Attribution is appreciated but not required.
Now that you can reference any asset by URL, explore the rest of the documentation to get more out of the CDN:
  • CDN Usage — Deep dive into URL versioning, cache behaviour, rate limits, and advanced embedding patterns including CSS backgrounds.
  • InitVenv Assets — Full catalog of logos, icons, screenshots, and GIFs for the InitVenv project.
  • Adding Assets — Contribute new images to the repository and make them available on the CDN.

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