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astro-flag

v1.0.0

Published

Add a responsive country flag in Astro, as an inlined svg

Readme

Texte alternatif

Astro Flag

Check full documentation and demo

Installation

npm install astro-flag
pnpm add astro-flag
bun install astro-flag

Usage

Display a flag of a country, in Astro, using really straioghforward code:

---
import { Flag } from "astro-flag";
---
<Flag flagName="fr" />

The flag is rendered as an inlined svg (819 bytes for the french flag for example). It is fully responsive, and flags can whatever size you'd like.

Arguments are:

  • shape of the flag, either square (1x1) or rectangle (4x3 - default value)
  • size the flag, as a string. Example: '48px', '100%'... '32px' is the default value

This leads to the following code to display the square Great Britain flag, of size 48px:

---
import { Flag } from "astro-flag";
---
<Flag flagName="gb" shape="1x1" size="48px" />

Credit

Original svgs come from FlagPack. They have been updated to have unique ids, and viewBox replacing width and size.

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