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@rodneylab/svelte-social-icons

v0.0.30

Published

Beautiful, easy SVG social icons in Svelte.

Downloads

726

Readme

svelte-social-icons

Open in Visual Studio Code

Social icons for Svelte. Based on react-social-icons by Jake Trent.

To install:

pnpm install @rodneylab/svelte-social-icons

Alternatively, replace pnpm with npm or run yarn add @rodneylab/svelte-social-icons.

To use:

<script>
  import SocialIcons from '@rodneylab/svelte-social-icons';
</script>

<SocialIcons network="github" alt=""/>
<SocialIcons network="twitter" alt=""/>

Svelte Social Icons - icons shown for 47 popular social networks in native colours

  • Change icon size:
<SocialIcons alt="" network="github" width="24" height="24" />

Svelte Social Icons - icons shown for 47 popular social networks in native colours, icons are smaller than previous image

  • Change foreground and background colours:
<SocialIcons alt="" network="github" fgColor="#eeeeee" bgColor="#111111" />

Svelte Social Icons - icons shown for 47 popular social networks with themed dark background and light foreground colours

Svelte Social Icons - icons shown for 47 popular social networks with themed light background and dark foreground colours

Svelte Social Icons - icons shown for 47 popular social networks in rainbow colours each icon has background set to one of the six rainbow colours and colours alternate in sequence

Props

| Property | Type | Required | Description | | :------- | :------ | :------: | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | network | Network | Yes | Override which network icon to render. You can import the type if you need it in TypeScript: import type { Network } from '@rodneylab/svelte-social-icons'; | | bgColor | String | No | Override the background fill colour (defaults to social network's color). | | fgColor | String | No | Override the icon's fill colour (defaults to transparent). | | style | Object | No | Override style properties passed to the rendered anchor tag. |