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@washingtonpost/wpds-avatar

v1.24.0

Published

WPDS Avatar

Downloads

775

Readme

Avatar

Using next/image

Some important things to note when using next/image with the wpds avatar component.

  • The next/image expects a pixel value to be passed into the height and width props. You can find the token to pixel mappings in the size documentation.
  • In order for the image to fit correctly in the container you need to specify layout="fixed".
  • If you're having issues, double check that you're passing in a loader
import { Avatar } from "@washingtonpost/wpds-ui-kit";

const myLoader = ({ src }) => {
  return `${src}`;
};

function Component() {
  	<Avatar size="200">
      <img
        src="https://i.pravatar.cc/300/300"
        alt="An avatar is an atomic component that represents an individual’s identity through a circular photo."
      />
    </Avatar>
    <Avatar>
      <Image
        loader={myLoader}
        src="https://i.pravatar.cc/300/300"
        width="32" //pixel equivalent of 200 token
        height="32" //pixel equivalent of 200 token
        layout="fixed"
        alt="An avatar is an atomic component that represents an individual’s identity through a circular photo."
      />
    </Avatar>
}