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@girder/fontello
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This npm package contains pre-built Fontello icon files for use with Girder's web client.
Typically, users of this package only need to
depend on @girder/fontello
via:
npm install --save-prod @girder/fontello
then import the CSS file somewhere within their Javascript sources:
import '@girder/fontello/dist/css/fontello.css';
As long as Webpack or another build system is able to include the CSS
and internally referenced font files (with formats .eot
, .svg
,
.ttf
, .woff
, .woff2
) in your final build, no additional
configuration is necessary.
If access to Fontello's animation template for elements with
class="animate-spin"
is desired, then also add:
import '@girder/fontello/dist/css/animation.css';
To add new icons to this build, visit
Fontello's website and upload the
fontello.config.json
file within this package. Select new icons
(but don't remove any), then download the new confguration via the site
and overwrite fontello.config.json
here. Then, just run:
npm install && npm run build
to fetch the new icons. Finally, update the version of this package and publish it.
FAQs
Built Fontello files for use in Girder.
The npm package @girder/fontello receives a total of 519 weekly downloads. As such, @girder/fontello popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @girder/fontello demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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