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@likecoin/vue-simple-svg

v1.4.1

Published

A simple Vue.js plugin that allows you to use a component that loads a SVG image as an inline SVG so you can easily control its fill color from the parent component.

Downloads

30

Readme

vue-simple-svg

A simple Vue.js plugin that allows you to use a component that loads a .svg image as an inline SVG so you can easily control its fill color from the parent component. No jQuery required.

Installation:

$ npm install vue-simple-svg

Usage:

initialize in your Vue's main file,

// as a plugin
import VueSimpleSVG from 'vue-simple-svg'
Vue.use(VueSimpleSVG)

// or as a component
import {SimpleSVG} from 'vue-simple-svg'
Vue.component('simple-svg', SimpleSVG)

and use in your component,

<simple-svg
  :filepath="'/PATH_/TO_/YOUR_/FILE.svg'"
  :fill="getFillColor"
  :stroke="getStrokeColor"
  :width="'400px'"
  :height="'400px'"
  :id="'custom-id'"
  @ready="onSvgReady()"
  />

Available props and events:

| props | type | description | default | | ------ | ------ | ------ | ------ | | filepath | string | path to your svg file | | | fill | string | svg's fill color | 'black' | | stroke | string | svg's stroke color | 'black' | | width | string | svg's width | '1em' | | height | string | svg's height | '1em' | | id | string | custom color | '' | | preserve | boolean | preserve original color | false |

| events | description | | ------ | ------ | | @ready | called when the svg is loaded |

Notes:

  • inline svg element has a class '.simple-svg'
  • inline svg has a div wrapper with a class '.simple-svg-wrapper'
  • fill/stroke style set to a path of a SVG will be removed unless its value is 'none' or preserveColor is true

Demo:

result

To run demo in your local environment,

$ npm run dev-demo

You can find the code of an example component that has a simple-svg component as its child in demo/components/SvgButton.vue

Todo:

  • enable applying various colors to multiple paths in an SVG

Reference:

  • Loading a SVG with XMLHttpRequest and DOMParser https://github.com/jonnyhaynes/inline-svg
  • Parsing inline svg tags https://github.com/MMF-FE/vue-svgicon