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@crabvk/vite-plugin-svg-sprite

v0.1.0

Published

A lightweight Vite plugin that generates SVG sprite from SVG files for efficient use in your application.

Readme

SVG sprite plugin for Vite.

Vite plugin for generating SVG sprite from SVG files.

Based on @pivanov/vite-plugin-svg-sprite.

Improvements

  • Use jsdom instead of cheerio for SVG parsing.
  • Add SVG sprite contents hash to output file name.
  • Serve SVG sprite file in development.
  • Allows for any SVG tag attributes via the attributes plugin option.
  • Output dynamic type for better DX.

Install

npm i -D @crabvk/vite-plugin-svg-sprite

Usage

Add plugin to your vite.config.ts:

import svgSprite from '@crabvk/vite-plugin-svg-sprite'

export default {
  plugins: [
    svgSprite({
      // Can be a string or an object (required).
      include: {
        regular: 'src/icons/fontawesome/regular',
        solid: 'src/icons/fontawesome/solid',
      },
      // Add resulting SVG sprite to the index.html (optional).
      inject: 'body-last',
      // Override default SVGO config. See src/index.ts for the default (optional).
      svgoConfig: {},
      // Output SVG sprite into dist/assets directory (optional).
      fileName: 'sprite-[hash].svg',
      // Attributes added to the resulting SVG sprite (optional).
      attributes: {
        id: 'svg-sprite',
        style: 'position:absolute;width:0;height:0;'
      },
      // Directory relative to your project root
      // where to output dynamic type file (see React example below) (optional).
      typesDir: 'types',
    }),
  ],
}

To use 'virtual:svg-sprite' module add to your src/vite-env.d.ts:

/// <reference types="@crabvk/vite-plugin-svg-sprite/client" />

To use dynamic type add to your tsconfig.json "include" option:

{
  "include": ["src", "types/vite-plugin-svg-sprite.d.ts"]
}

Use in your React project:

// Virtual Vite module exporting `sprite` and `url` variables.
import { url } from 'virtual:svg-sprite'
// Dynamic type defining scopes and symbol names for each scope.
import type { SymbolId } from '@crabvk/vite-plugin-svg-sprite/types'

interface IconProps<T extends keyof SymbolId> {
  variant: T
  name: SymbolId[T]
}

export default function Icon<T extends keyof SymbolId>({ variant, name }: IconProps<T>) {
  return (
    <svg>
      <use href={`${url}#${variant}-${name}`} />
    </svg>
  )
}