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favicon-badge

v2.0.0

Published

A web component for displaying a badgable favicon

Downloads

402

Readme

Badgable FavIcon

This project makes it possible to badge the favicon of the current page. You can play with a demo here.

Usage

Include the "FavIconBadge.js" file in your project.

Run

npm install favicon-badge

and then, if using WebPack:

import "FavIconBadge";

or if using VanillaJS

<script type="text/javascript" src="path/to/FavIconBadge.js"></script>

To use, simply add a <favicon-badge/> tag to the <head> of your document.

<!-- Badges the favicon for the current page with a '1' -->
<favicon-badge src="/favicon.png" badge="1" />

API

The API provides methods for controlling and customizing the badge.

| Attribute | Type | Description | |--------------------|------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | src | string | The url of the favicon to display. This must be set in order for a favicon to be displayed. | | badge | string |int |boolean|The badge to display. See badge values for more detail. | | badgeColor | string | A string representing the color of the badge. Defaults to #FF0000. Not used if badgeBackgroundSrc is set. | | textColor | string | A string represnting the color of the text on the badge. Defaults to#000000. | | badgeBackgroundSrc | string | Url for an image to display as the badge background. Used instead ofbadgeColor. | | badgeSize | number | The size of the badge. Should be between0and16. Defaults to 10`. |

Badge Values

An attempt has been made to provide sensible defaults for different badge values.

| Badge Value | Shows Badge | Shows Text | |-------------|-------------|------------| | "" | Y | N | | true | Y | N | | false | N | N | | 0 | N | N | | [1-9] | Y | Y | | "\w+" | Y | Y |