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@mapbox/svg-react-transformer-writer

v2.1.0

Published

6 months ago

Transform SVGs into React component module files

Downloads

8

@mapbox/svg-react-transformer-writer

Transform SVG files into React component module files.

Provides a Node API and a CLI. Runs SVG files through the toComponentModule function of svg-react-transformer, then writes the React component modules to new files.

Installation

npm install @mapbox/svg-react-transformer-writer

Node API

svgReactTransformerWriter

svgReactTransformerWriter(files, outDir, [options])

Returns a Promise that resolves when all output files have been written.

files

Type: string | Array<string>. Required.

Globs that point to your SVG files. Files without an .svg extension are automatically ignored.

outDir

Type: string. Required.

Path to an output directory where React component module files will be written.

options

Type: Object.

You can pass all of the options from toComponentModule (e.g. SVGO plugins, a component template). The name option is automatically provided, derived from the basename of each input SVG file.

The following are additional options:

filenameTemplate

Type: (svgBasename: string) => string. Default: x => x.

Determines the filenames of output React component modules. Receives the input SVG file basename as an argument; should return the JS basename you want. The default value is an identity function, so foo-bar_baz.svg becomes foo-bar_baz.js.

CLI

The CLI allows you to do everything the Node API does by providing the option to load a configuration module that exports an options object.

Run --help for details.