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vue-cli-plugin-any-svgicon

v3.0.0

Published

vue-cli plugin to generate sprite sheet from svg icons

Downloads

108

Readme

Any-Svgicon vue cli plugin


Is not an icon library, it is a tool to generate sprite svg from icons you will choose, although it generates heroicons collection as a starter while maintaining a backup folder to preview and import from any icons you will list.

Advantages :

  • easy install "No need to setup webpack configuration".
  • ready to use vue component.
  • preview for all icons locally from your command line.
  • import, rename, delete icons from the UI.

Installation

vue add any-svgicon

this will install, invoke the plugin and leave you with svg-icon.config.js and .env file in your root directory for any special webpack setup, additionally adds the SvgIcon component to components directory.

Next:

  • You will be propmt to choose a folder name (relative to src/assets) to place your chosen svg icons that will be available for you to include in your vue project

  • Add some icon files you pick to the icons folder

note:

all svg icons in the icons folder will be bundled and injected in main.js webpack context.

Tip:

clean icons width and height is optional but recommended "you control it with css later and svgo plugin strips out most of the attributes", use the following script inside icons folder

for f in `ls`;do sed -E -i '' 's/(\^width|height)=.[[:alnum:]]+[\"]/ /g' $f;done

preview your chosen icons

npm run icons

Will open up a friendly interface on port 3000 to search and choose from.

icon_preview

usage:

<SvgIcon icon-name='whatevername'/>

available props:
className:string
outline:boolean
// normally will use solid version of the icon and clean its attributes with svgo and  
//then  reapply styles with css

Credits

  • svg-sprite-loader
  • svgo

Licensce:

MIT