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ember-cli-svg-sprite

v0.0.2

Published

This is an integration between svg-sprite and ember build

Readme

ember-cli-svg-sprite

This is an integration with svg-sprite npm package. It is mainly used to generate .svg sprite and companion .styl file for easy icon usage in html.

Installation

ember install ember-cli-svg-sprite

Usage

  1. You would need to place your svg files under /app/icons

  2. Have a icon stylus template inside your project, for example under /app/styles/vendor/sprite-template.hbs. Example:

{{mixinName}}() {
    background-image: url("./{{{sprite}}}");
    background-size: rem({{spriteWidth}}) rem({{spriteHeight}});
}

{{#shapes}}
{{#selector.shape}}{{#escape}}
.i-{{expression}} {
    {{mixinName}}();
    {{/escape}}{{^last}},{{/last}}{{/selector.shape}}width: rem({{width.outer}});
    height: rem({{height.outer}});
    background-position: rem({{position.absolute.x}}) rem({{position.absolute.y}});
}
{{/shapes}}

Reference:

  1. In your ember-cli-build.js you would need to add a configuration. Example:
    svgSprite: {
      inputPath: 'app/icons',

      log: 'debug',
      mode: {
        css: {
          bust: false,
          prefix: '',
          dest: 'dist/assets',
          common: '',
          sprite: 'sprite.svg',
          mixin: 'sprite',
          dimensions: 'inline',
          render: {
            styl: {
              template: 'app/styles/vendor/sprite-template.hbs',
              dest: '../../app/styles/vendor/sprites.styl'
            }
          }
        },
        symbol: {
          bust: false,
          prefix: '',
          dest: '',
          common: '',
          sprite: 'dist/assets/sprite-symbols.svg'
        }
      }
    }
  1. In your .styl file import the generated styl file. Example: import "vendor/sprites.styl"

  2. Run ember build and observe the generated sprites.svg, sprite-symbols.svg and icon classes in your css.

This configuration will generate

Contributing

Installation

  • git clone <repository-url>
  • cd ember-cli-svg-sprite
  • npm install

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.