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@surstromming/avatar

v0.1.0

Published

A user's picture, with initials as a fallback.

Readme

@surstromming/avatar

A user's picture, with initials as a fallback. The image only appears once it has actually loaded — a broken or slow src never flashes a missing-image glyph.

Dependency graph

graph LR
  avatar["@surstromming/avatar"]
  design["@surstromming/design"]
  avatar --> design

Usage

<template>
  <Avatar src="/users/ada.jpg" alt="Ada Lovelace" />
  <Avatar alt="Grace Hopper" />          <!-- no src → "GH" -->
  <Avatar fallback="?" size="lg" />
</template>

<script setup lang="ts">
import { Avatar } from '@surstromming/avatar'
</script>

Props

| Prop | Type | Default | Notes | | ---------- | ----------------- | ------- | ---------------------------------------------- | | src | string | — | Loaded off-DOM first; shown only when ready | | alt | string | — | Image alt and the source of auto-initials | | fallback | string | — | Overrides the initials derived from alt | | size | sm \| md \| lg | md | 2rem / 2.5rem / 4rem |

Initials come from the first letter of the first two words of alt ("Ada Lovelace"AL), unless fallback is given.

Composable

import { useImageStatus } from '@surstromming/avatar'

const status = useImageStatus(srcRef) // 'idle' | 'loading' | 'loaded' | 'error'

Preloads src and reports its state; re-runs when the ref changes and ignores a stale load that resolves after src has moved on. Exported because the same "show it only once it's ready" logic is useful beyond avatars.

Anatomy

span.root                 // round, clips, muted fallback surface
  ├─ img.image            // when status === 'loaded'
  └─ span.fallback        // otherwise: initials

Tokens

muted / muted-foreground fallback surface, pill radius, object-fit: cover so a non-square image fills the circle without distortion.

Accessibility

alt describes the person. A decorative avatar beside a name that's already in text can pass alt="" so it isn't announced twice.