@proscom/gulp-svg-vue
This is a gulp plugin which allows you to convert svg to vue components as a gulp task.
In current state this plugin is not generally intended for the general use as it relies on the couple of use-case
specific assumptions.
Installation
npm install --save-dev @proscom/gulp-svg-vue
# or
yarn add --dev @proscom/gulp-svg-vue
Usage
In your gulpfile.js
add this module as one of the transforms applied to your files:
const gulpSvgr = require('@proscom/gulp-svg-vue');
function buildIcons() {
return src('src/assets/icons/**/*.svg')
.pipe(
gulpSvgr({
aggregate: ['size'],
aggregateDefault: (name, icons) => icons[icons.length - 1],
createIndex: true,
createIndex: 'index.ts',
extension: 'vue',
prefix: 'MyIcon',
preprocessFn: content => content
})
)
.pipe(dest('src/icons'));
}
module.exports.buildIcons = buildIcons;
Aggregating icons
This plugin is capable of aggregating icons together. This is useful in cases when the icon has some variability, e.g.:
/back/small.svg
/back/medium.svg
/back/large.svg
Then this plugin will aggregate all these icons together, so you can dynamically choose the right variant:
<template>
<IconBack size='small'></IconBack>
</template>
<script>
import { IconBack } from './icons';
export default {
components: {
IconBack
}
};
</script>
Otherwise, you would have to import icons separately:
<template>
<IconBackSmall></IconBackSmall>
</template>
<script>
import { IconBackSmall, IconBackMedium, IconBackLarge } from './icons';
export default {
components: {
IconBackSmall,
IconBackMedium,
IconBackLarge
}
};
</script>
To aggregate icons, pass aggregate
prop. It should be a one-item array containing the name of the aggregation
dimension. It will also be used as the prop of the resulting component which determines which icon to use.
Preprocessing icons
You can modify icon content by passing function to preprocessFn
property. preprocessFn
is called with 1 argument,
that contains file content. preprocessFn
is called before svgo
and prettier
. preprocessFn
must return modified
file content.
For example, we need to replace width
and height
with 1em
:
const gulpSvgVue = require('@proscom/gulp-svg-vue');
gulpSvgVue({
aggregate: ['size'],
createIndex: 'index.js',
preprocessFn: (svgContent) => {
const widthRegex = /width="\d+"/gm;
const heightRegex = /height="\d+"/gm;
return svgContent
.replace(widthRegex, 'width="1em"')
.replace(heightRegex, 'height="1em"')
}
})