Create css for your images
npm install -D graphicss
dist)graphics)['**/*.{svg,png}', '!node_modules/**/*'])icon-%s)graphicss --classnamePattern --outdir build-output --outfilename main --include **/*.png --include **/*.svg --include !node_modules
Look at the example folder and the example-dist to see input and output examples
This is the generated css file
.example-camera:before{ height : 206px ; width: 406px; display:block; content:''; background:url('example/camera.svg') no-repeat; }
Note that the css assumes the path to the graphics remains the same. So if the graphics were at example/, they will still be there.
The intention is that you will copy the graphics folders as is (after optimization with svgo perhaps?) to your dist folder.
Alongside it there's an html file showing all the possible icons.
FAQs
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