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fontawesome-bundler

v1.0.0

Published

Extract fontawesome icons which your project use into one bundle

Downloads

4

Readme

fontawesome-bundler

Extract used fontawesome icons into separate bundle

Why?

Fontawesome 5 with all icons weights a lot. And you, probably, as me don't need all of them - but only few from each fontawesome group.

Starting from version 5, fontaweome uses SVG icons which are described as node modules. Using this module you can find which icons are used in your project source files, like in templates, concat and append them into your main bundle. It helps to reduce your bundle size up to -400kb.

Installation

npm i -S fontawesome-bundler

Add task to your build tool:

  • Gulp:
var gulpUglify = require('gulp-uglify');
var gap = require('gulp-append-prepend');

var fontawesome = require('fontawesome-bundler');

gulp.task('vendor', function() {
  return fontawesome('src/templates/**/*.hbs')
      .then(function(icons) {
        return gulp.src('vendor/')
          .pipe(gulpConcat('vendor.js'))
          .pipe(gap.prependText(icons))
          .pipe(gulpUglify())
          .pipe(gulp.dest('build/js'));
      });
});

API

fontawesome(sourceDir or options)

  • sourceDir (String). Path to directory with html files or templates
  • options (Object). Additional options:
    • src (String). Path to directory with html files or templates
    • output (String). Possible values: string, array, object. Default value: string. Format of the output. If configured as string, plugin will return ready to inject source code.

Testing

npm test

License

MIT © 2018 Vitaliy Ribachenko [email protected]