org.webjars.npm:angular-avatar

angular-avatar

Angular Avatar is a simple and lightweight AngularJS directive that generates a letter's avatar like Microsoft or Google do in their web apps. First letter of each word in a string or a group of initials will be used to generate the avatar. The image of the avatar will be rendered in an html img tag as a real png or jpeg. The image data can be retrieved using javascript to be stored in back-end giving you an initial profile picture in your web or mobile apps when the user does not upload one. Several angular atributes are available to configure the output: size, shape, resolution, colors, etc.

This example in plunker: https://plnkr.co/edit/bhnvU3?p=preview

Quick start.

1 Download and Install angular-avatar:

• Bower: bower install angular-avatar
• NPM: npm install angular-avatar
• NuGet: PM> Install-Package angular-avatar
• github: https://github.com/ajsoriar/angular-avatar

2 Include dependences:

2.1 angular-avatar.js or angular-avatar.min.js are under dist folder.

2.2 Include angular-avatar.js or angular-avatar.min.js after angular dependences, e.g.

<script src="bower_components/angular/angular.min.js"></script>
<script src="bower_components/angular-ui-router/release/angular-ui-router.min.js"></script>
<script src="bower_components/angular-avatar/dist/angular-avatar.js"></script>

2.3 Add ngAvatar module as a dependency when creating your app, e.g.

var app = angular.module('myApp', ['ngAvatar']);

3 Use it.

No need to inject in controllers just use it in your html code this way:

<ng-avatar initials="A"></ng-avatar>

You will get this:

This code will be generated by the directive:

<div class="avatar-wrapper " style="border-radius: 0;display: block;overflow: hidden;width: 45px;height: 45px;">
	<img src="data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgo..." class="avatar-picture" style="vertical-align: top;" height="" width="100%">
</div>

More usage examples ready to copy and paste: :+1:

<ng-avatar initials="A"></ng-avatar>
<div ng-avatar initials="AS" bg-color="#00FF00"></div>
<ng-avatar initials="AJS" bg-color="cyan" text-color="blue" round-shape="true" ></ng-avatar>
<div ng-avatar initials="AJ" bg-color="red" text-color="yellow" picture-resolution="512" width="64"></div>
<div ng-avatar initials="AJ" bg-color="yellow" text-color="green" picture-resolution="1024" width="32"></div>
<ng-avatar initials="AS" bg-color="lightgreen" text-color="red" picture-resolution="16" width="128" pixelated="false" ></ng-avatar>
<ng-avatar initials="AS" bg-color="#99f499" text-color="red" picture-resolution="16" width="128" pixelated="true" ></ng-avatar>
<ng-avatar initials="AS" round-shape="true" bg-color="#a8ff2c" text-color="black" picture-resolution="512" width="42" pixelated="false" class="adres-css" style="border:4px solid red" ></ng-avatar>
<ng-avatar initials="AS" round-shape="true" string="  andres     jose   soria " bg-color="orange" text-color="#FFF" picture-resolution="256" width="64" pixelated="false" class="adres-css" style="border:4px solid red" ></ng-avatar>
<ng-avatar round-shape="true" bg-color="#36adf2" text-color="white" picture-resolution="256" width="56" pixelated="false" class="adres-css" style="border:2px solid blue" ></ng-avatar>
<ng-avatar initials="CM" corner-radius="7" bg-color="#3875d7"></ng-avatar>
<div ng-avatar initials="jpg" picture-format="jpeg" bg-color="red" text-color="yellow" width="64" corner-radius="5" ></div>
<div ng-avatar initials="png" picture-format="png" bg-color="purple" text-color="yellow" width="64" corner-radius="5" ></div>

You will get this:

Run the live example in plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/TfCxUn?p=preview

4 Attributes

option	default	description
initials	null	Letters that will be rendered inside the avatar. Commonly the initials of first name and last name or a username. One, two or three letters can be used.
string	null	Here you can put a group of words like a sentence or your complete name. The first letter of each word will be used to generate the avatar's image.
bind	null	The avatar component will listen for changes in string and initials. If the value of the data source in the controller changes the avatar will change as well.
max-length	null	Limits the number of characters that the avatar displays.
width	45	An integer that sets the avatar's width and height in pixels using styles. Height of the avatar will be taken from it's width attribute. height attribute doesn't exist.
bg-color	#000	This is the background color of the avatar. If not set, the background will be black. You can use regular css color's like color names, hex or rgb.
text-color	#fff	The color of the letters. Letters will be white if this attribute is not set. Use regular css colors.
upper-case	false	Just put upper-case="true" and the input string will be transformed into capitals.
round-shape	false	When set to true the avatar will take a round shape. By default the avatar will have a square shape.
corner-radius	0	Square avatars can have rounded corners using this property.
picture-resolution	256	This attribute sets the real resolution (width and height in pixels) of the picture that this directive generates. width attribute will scale the picture using only styles.
pixelated	false	If ng-avatar's width is bigger than picture-resolution attribute, the web browser will scale the image and we will get a blurry picture. This attribute deactivates the anti-aliasing effect and you will get a pixelated image. Useful If you want a retro styling.
wrapper	true	ng-avatar generates an img tag and a div layer that wraps the image. A boolean false value removes the div that wraps the avatar's image. This wrapping div has an special class class="avatar-wrapper" that can be used to apply extra styling. ng-avatar uses this div to generate a round avatar applying extra styles when round-shape attribute is true, round-shape="true"
class	null	Use this attribute in the same way it is used in common html tags.
img-class	null	Add an additional class to the generated image. Use the attribute in the same way it is used in common html tags.
style	null	Use this attribute in the same way it is used in common html tags.
picture-format	png	Set picture-format="jpeg" and the avatar will be rendered as a jpeg. If not set, png format will be used by default.
auto-color	false	By default the generated picture will have a black background if no color is assigned. Setting auto-color="true" will automatically assign a color to the avatar's background depending on the combination of characters used.
colors-palette	default colors	Change the palette used by auto-color. You can provide an array in your HTML or via the controller.
text-shadow	false	This paints an elegant thin shadow around the edges of each letter.

4 License

MIT

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Free Software, Yeah!