flagkit-web
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styles and images to easily allow the awesome flagkit svgs to be used on the web
styles and images to easily allow the awesome flagkit svgs to be used on the web
npm i flagkit-web
To get started import the node_modules/flagkit-web/styles/flagkit.css file and copy the node_modules/flagkit-web/svgs folder into your bundle.
To get flag styles you need to add the flag class to your html element, like so:
<span class="flag"></span>
To get the flag to appear you need to add the country code in uppercase, like so:
<span class="flag US"></span>
By default the flag size is 16x16px however by adding the class medium you will get 24x24 and large will up it to 32x32.
Being as these are SVGs you can size them as you see fit. I just added these for convenience.
This lib was written using sass and as such the original sass mixins are available via node_modules/flagkit-web/styles/flags.scss if you would like to create your own .css file.
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styles and images to easily allow the awesome flagkit svgs to be used on the web
We found that flagkit-web 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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