ngx-gravatar
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The gravatar directive for Angular applications.
This directive supports two avatar sources:
By default, the custom image has higher priority. If it is invalid, the Gravatar will be used. The priority can be changed by setting preferGravatar input or override the default configuration (see below).
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ngx-gravatar, please give it a :star: on githubInstall ngx-gravatar via NPM, using the command below.
npm install --save ngx-gravatar
# or
yarn add ngx-gravatar
| Angular | Installation command |
|---|---|
| Angular 13 | npm i --save ngx-gravatar |
| Angular 11 | npm i --save ngx-gravatar@11.0.0 |
| Angular 10 | npm i --save ngx-gravatar@10.0.0 |
| Angular 9 | npm i --save ngx-gravatar@9.1.0 |
| Angular 8 | npm i --save ngx-gravatar@8.1.0 |
| Angular 6 & 7 | npm i --save ngx-gravatar@7.2.2 |
| Angular 4 & 5 | npm i --save ngx-gravatar@3.0.5 |
FAQs
A customizable Gravatar for Angular applications.
The npm package ngx-gravatar receives a total of 846 weekly downloads. As such, ngx-gravatar popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ngx-gravatar 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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