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create-iconfont-component
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本项目是根据 Iconfont 上的图标在项目中生成 React
或者 Vue
组件,方便大家使用。
iconfont.json
文件[
{
// 项目名称
"projectName": "project",
// iconfont 项目id
"iconfontId": 000,
// 项目使用框架 react | vue
"projectType": "react",
// 组件生成位置 相对位置
"componentPath": "./dist",
// 项目使用的 语言 Typescript | JavaScript
"projectLanguage": "Typescript",
// 是否给 svg 添加 class
"svgClass": "demo"
}
]
create-iconfont-component
npm install -D create-iconfont-component
package.json
中新增 "scripts": {
...
"iconfont": "create-iconfont-component"
},
npx create-iconfont-component
✔ 请输入项目名称 projecta
✔ 请输入Iconfont项目Id 0
✔ 请选择项目应用框架 React
✔ 项目开发语言 Typescript
✔ 请输入组件生成位置 ./dist
✔ 请输入svg className前缀
✔ 是否生成预览文件 是
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create-iconfont-component
The npm package create-iconfont-component receives a total of 189 weekly downloads. As such, create-iconfont-component popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that create-iconfont-component demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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