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fn-ui-avatars-react

v1.0.2

Published

A lightweight React component for fn-ui-avatars

Readme

fn-ui-avatars-react

npm version npm bundle size License: MIT

A lightweight, zero-dependency React wrapper for fn-ui-avatars.

Automatically generate consistent, colorful initials avatars using the UI-Avatars API. Colors are deterministic (the same name always produces the same background color) and it features Smart Contrast to automatically switch text color between black and white for maximum legibility.


📦 Installation

npm install fn-ui-avatars-react

Note: This package requires React 16.8.0 or higher.


🚀 Usage

Import the Avatar component and pass a name prop. It renders a standard HTML <img> tag, meaning you can pass any native image attributes (like className, style, onClick, loading, etc.).

import { Avatar } from 'fn-ui-avatars-react';

export default function App() {
  return (
    <div className="flex gap-4 items-center">
      
      {/* Basic usage */}
      <Avatar name="Fábio Nascimento" />
      
      {/* With custom options */}
      <Avatar 
        name="Maria Silva" 
        size={128} 
        rounded={false} 
        color="ff0000" // Custom text color (hex without #)
      />
      
      {/* Works seamlessly with Tailwind CSS or standard classes */}
      <Avatar 
        name="John Doe" 
        className="shadow-xl border-4 border-white hover:scale-110 transition-transform"
        onClick={() => alert('Avatar clicked!')}
      />
      
    </div>
  );
}

⚙️ Props

The Avatar component accepts all native <img> HTML attributes, plus the following specific configuration options:

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | |---|---|---|---| | name | string | Required | The name used to generate the initials and deterministic background color. | | size | number | 192 | Avatar image size in pixels. | | fontSize | number | 0.33 | Font size ratio (0.11). | | length | number | 2 | Number of initials to display. | | rounded | boolean | true | Renders a circular avatar if true, square if false. | | color | string | 'fff' | Text color (hex without #). Automatically calculates best contrast ('fff' or '000') unless overridden. | | format | 'svg' \| 'png' | 'svg' | The image format returned by the API. | | baseUrl | string | 'https://ui-avatars.com/api/' | Custom API base URL if you are hosting your own instance. |


🧠 How Colors Work

Under the hood, it uses the core fn-ui-avatars engine:

  • The name is hashed using a djb2-style algorithm.

  • The numeric hash is converted into a deterministic 6-digit hex color.

  • The relative YIQ luminance of the background is calculated to output either white or black text for optimal accessibility.


License

MIT