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svg-to-react-tsx

v0.0.6

Published

Simple terminal Node script to convert SVG to TypeScript React components

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svg-to-react-tsx

A simple Node.js terminal app for bulk converting SVG files to TypeScript React (TSX) files using SVGR.

Installation

npm install -g svg-to-react-tsx

Usage

svg-to-react-tsx <Folder path of SVGs> [TSX Output Folder] [--lazy] [--suffix="Suffix"] []

Options

--lazy

Use lazy importing for your index.ts.

--prefix=Prefix

Prefix output filename and component prefix (default is "Icon").

--suffix=Suffix

Suffix output filename and component suffix.

Parameters

<Folder path of SVGs>: Required. The path to the folder containing the SVG files that you want to convert.
<TSX Output Folder>: Optional. The path to the folder where the converted TSX files will be saved. If not provided, the files will be saved in the same folder as the SVG files.
--lazy: Optional flag to use lazy importing for your index.ts.

Example

To convert all the SVG files in the folder svgs and save the resulting TSX files to the folder components, use the following command:

svg-to-react-tsx svgs components

To convert all the SVG files in the folder svgs, save the resulting TSX files to the same folder, and give the components a suffix of "SVG", use the following command:

svg-to-react-tsx svgs --suffix="SVG" --lazy

Requirements

This script requires Node.js and SVGR to be installed on your system. Please refer to the official documentation for installation instructions.

Contributing

Feel free to contribute to this project by opening a pull request or an issue.