@dimfeld/svelte-awesome
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Awesome SVG icon component for Svelte JS, built with Font Awesome icons. Based on Justineo/vue-awesome
Svelte-Awesome supports Font-Awesome v4.7.0 (icons inbuilt) and v5 (via @fortawesome npm packages)
A demo is available here
$ npm install --save svelte-awesome
<!-- basic -->
<Icon data={beer}></Icon>
<!-- with options -->
<Icon data={refresh} scale="2"></Icon>
<Icon data={comment} flip="horizontal"></Icon>
<Icon data={codeFork} label="Forked Repository"></Icon>
<!-- stacked icons [WIP] -->
<Icon label="No Photos">
<Icon data={camera}></Icon>
<Icon name={ban} scale="2" class="alert"></Icon>
</Icon>
<!-- FontAwesome v5 Icons!! -->
<Icon data={faThumbsUp}></Icon>
<script>
import { beer, refresh, comment, codeFork, camera, ban } from 'svelte-awesome/icons';
import { faThumbsUp } from '@fortawesome/free-regular-svg-icons';
</script>
FAQs
Font Awesome component for Svelte JS, using inline SVG
We found that @dimfeld/svelte-awesome demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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