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@kodoti/koditar

v0.0.4

Published

Create an avatar image by taking the initials of a person's name or whatever.

Downloads

11

Readme

KODITAR

Create an avatar image by taking the initials of a person's name or whatever.

How to install?

npm install @kodoti/koditar

Example

window.onload = () => {
    const image = document.createElement('img');

    // the library create a base64 image
    image.src = Koditar.render('Eduardo Rodríguez Patiño');

    document.body.append(image);
};

Live Example

https://jsfiddle.net/erodriguezp105/dxhgrv6n/1/

⚠️Note

The avatar can't recognize between the first and the last name, take care about that.

👉 This means that the script will only take the first letter of each word passed.

| Input | Output | | ------------- | ------------- | | Eduardo Rodríguez Patiño | ER | Juan Jose Gonzales Miranda | JJ | Alberto Miguel Javier Perez Lozano | AM | Eduardo | E | AX | AX | A | A

The result will be one or two letters in uppercase.

Customize your avatar

You can customize your avatar adding extra properties to the second parameter of the function:

| Parameter name | Default | explain | | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | | size | 300 | Width and height reference. | bgColor | '#eee' | Background color reference. | color | '#222' | Color of the font. | fontFamily | 'Calibri' | Font family which will be used. | fontSize | 100 | Reference to font-weight property.

Usage

Koditar.render('Eduardo Rodríguez Patiño', {
    size = 300,
    bgColor = '#eee',
    color = '#222'
});

Other examples

Direct link

To avoid use webpack, gulp or something similar.

Just press right click here and download it (it always will be the latest version).