font-awesome-v5-icons
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Returns actual list of Font Awesome v5 icons (plain JS array)
$ npm install --save font-awesome-v5-icons
const faIcons = require('font-awesome-v5-icons');
faIcons.getList().then(icons => console.log(icons.length));
//=> 875
faIcons.getList().then(icons => console.log(icons[0]));
/*=>
{ name: '500px',
changes: [ '4.4', '5.0.0' ],
label: '500px',
search: { terms: [] },
styles: [ 'brands' ],
unicode: 'f26e',
voted: false
}
*/
Type: function
Returns a promise with a full list of actual Font Awesome v5 icons.
Type: function
Returns a promise with a full list of Font Awesome icons with needed keys only.
const faIcons = require('font-awesome-v5-icons');
faIcons.getListByKeys(['name', 'styles']).then(icons => console.log(icons[0]));
//=> { name: '500px', styles: [ 'brands' ] }
font-awesome-icons – separate package for Font Awesome v4
MIT © Sergii Lysenko
FAQs
Returns actual list of Font Awesome icons (works with FA version 5)
The npm package font-awesome-v5-icons receives a total of 39 weekly downloads. As such, font-awesome-v5-icons popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that font-awesome-v5-icons 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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