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This module renders a picture, an icon or a letter in the form of an avatar.
This module renders a picture, an icon or a letter in the form of an avatar.
import { AvatarModule } from '@acpaas-ui/ngx-avatar';
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Name | Default value | Description |
---|---|---|
@Input() className: string; | '' | A custom classname to add to the avatar. |
@Input() icon: string; | - | CSS class for rendering a Streamline icon. |
@Input() image: string; | - | URL to image src, renders an image. |
@Input() rounded: boolean; | false | renders the avatar in a round container |
@Input() letter: string; | - | Renders a string (letter). |
@Input() size: sizes; | sizes.R | The size of the avatar. This can be sizes.R ) (regular, default, sizes.S (small), sizes.M (medium) or sizes.L (large) |
@Input() title: string; | '' | The title for the avatar. |
import { AvatarModule } from '@acpaas-ui/ngx-avatar';
@NgModule({
imports: [
AvatarModule
]
});
export class AppModule {};
<aui-avatar image="https://robohash.org/antwerp-ui" title="My image"></aui-avatar>
<aui-avatar icon="ai-alarm-bell" size="L" title="An alarm bell icon"></aui-avatar>
<aui-avatar letter="T" title="The letter T" size="S"></aui-avatar>
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This module renders a picture, an icon or a letter in the form of an avatar.
We found that @acpaas-ui/ngx-avatar demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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