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laravel-mix-favicon

Laravel Mix extension to generate favicon and insert HTML code into your Blade file from a single PNG/JPG/SVG image using RealFaviconGenerator.

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Laravel Mix Favicon

Laravel Mix extension to generate favicon and insert HTML code into your Blade file from a single PNG/JPG/SVG image using RealFaviconGenerator.

Note

When mix is running (npm run hot, e.g.), just paste your image file into the inputPath path (only PNG/JPG/SVG) which will generate favicon for your website and insert HTML code into your Blade file, if enabled*. See options for more info.

Installation

Install the extension:

npm install laravel-mix-favicon

Or if you prefer yarn:

yarn add laravel-mix-favicon

Require the extension inside your Laravel Mix config and call favicon() in your pipeline:

// webpack.mix.js
const mix = require('laravel-mix');
require('laravel-mix-favicon');

mix.js('resources/js/app.js', 'public/js')
    .sass('resources/sass/app.scss', 'public/css')
    .favicon();

Options

Default options

If nothing is passed to the extension inside your Laravel Mix config, the following options will be used:

{
    inputPath: 'resources/favicon',
    inputFile: '*.{jpg,png,svg}',
    publicPath: 'public',
    output: 'img/favicon',
    dataFile: 'data/faviconData.json',
    blade: 'resources/views/layout/favicon.blade.php',
    reload: false,
    debug: false,
    configPath: './realfavicongenerator-config.json',
    cleaner: {
        use: true,
        path: null,
        timestamp: true
    }
}
Option details
  • inputPath (string). Your favicon data path. Generated JSON for inserting HTML code (if blade option enabled) will be temporarily saved here.
  • inputFile (string). Files to watch. It is not recommended to change this option!
  • publicPath (string). Your application's public path.
  • output (string). Where generated favicon will be saved. Relative to the publicPath option.
  • dataFile (string). Temporary data file while generating HTML. Relative to the inputPath option. It is not recommended to change this option!
  • blade (string or boolean). Path to blade file, where generated HTML code will be inserted. This will overwrite whole file. Note: set this option to false to disabled auto-inserting HTML code.
  • reload (boolean). Whenever to reload browser after success. Note: this option has no effect if you are using laravel-mix-blade-reload extension.
  • debug (boolean). Whenever to log extension events messages to the console.
  • configPath (string). File path to your RealFaviconGenerator config.
  • cleaner (object). What to do with input file after favicon is generated. See below for more details.
Option - Cleaner (object)
  • use (boolean). Whenever to use cleaner after favicon is generated.
  • path (string or null). Use "string" as path relative to the inputPath option to save the source file in a different location. Use null to automatically remove source file.
  • timestamp (boolean). Whenever to add timestamp as postfix to the source file before save (valid only if the cleaner.path option is provided as a string).

New in version 0.3.0

  • Now supports laravel-mix version 6

New in version 0.2.2

  • You can now use cleaner option.

New in version 0.2.0

  • Laravel Mix Favicon now creates JSON file realfavicongenerator-config.json in the root folder with options such as themeColor, pictureAspect, scalingAlgorithm and more. This file will be created after first run. After updating this file you have to re-run your mix to take an effect.

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laravel mix

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Package last updated on 13 Jan 2022

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