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astro-file-icon

v1.5.0

Published

Astro component that makes it easy to render themeable svg file icons.

Downloads

17

Readme

Astro File Icon

astro file icon npm version react file icon npm version

Astro component that display icon of file by it's extension. Based on react-file-icon.

Take a look at astro-file-icon.pages.dev to view the default icon styles.

Installation

pnpm install astro-file-icon
# Or
yarn add astro-file-icon
# Or
npm install astro-file-icon
import { FileIcon } from "astro-file-icon";

Props

| Property | Type | Default | Description | | :---------------- | :----- | :----------- | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | color | string | whitesmoke | Color of icon background | | extension | string | undefined | Text to display in label | | fold | bool | true | Displays the corner fold | | foldColor | string | undefined | Color of the corner fold | | glyphColor | string | undefined | Color of file type icon | | gradientColor | string | white | Color of page gradient | | gradientOpacity | number | 0.25 | Opacity of page gradient | | labelColor | string | undefined | Color of label | | labelTextColor | string | white | Color of label text | | labelUppercase | bool | false | Displays the label in all caps | | radius | number | 4 | Corner radius of the file icon | | type | enum | undefined | Type of glyph icon to display |

Default Styles

We also export an object of default styles that can be used as a starting point when rendering icons. Object keys map to file extensions.

import { FileIcon, defaultStyles } from "astro-file-icon";

// Render a .docx icon with default styles
<FileIcon extension="docx" {...defaultStyles.docx} />;