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@epferrari/react-fa-icon
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npm install @epferrari/react-fa-icon --save
note Don't forget to install the font awesome package itself, and include its css or less in your app somewhere
npm install font-awesome --save
import FontIcon from "@epferrari/react-fa-icon";
<FontIcon icon="bluetooth"/>
<FontIcon icon="spinner" spin/>
var FontIcon = require("@epferrari/react-fa-icon");
| prop | type | |
|---|---|---|
| icon | string | the name of the icon to render. Same as the class name you would use with an <i> tag, but does not need to be prefaced by "fa-" |
| size | string | int | accepts one of the following "lg", 2, 3, 4, 5 |
| right | boolean | pull the icon to align right |
| left | boolean | pull the icon to align left |
| flip | boolean | invert the icon across the x-axis |
| mirror | boolean | invert the icon across the y-axis |
| rotate | int | accepts one of the following 90, 180, 270 |
| fixed | boolean | creates a fixed width icon |
| spin | boolean | animate the icon spinning |
| border | boolean | render a border around the icon |
FAQs
A simple fontawesome icon component
We found that @epferrari/react-fa-icon 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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