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latapals-flags

v0.0.1

Published

A versatile flag set with around 500 flags for countries, languages, and more!

Downloads

4

Readme

⛳ Latapals Flags

A versatile flag set with around 500 flags for countries, languages, and more!

Installation

To install dependencies:

bun install latapals-flags

Usage

To use the flags, simply import the flag you want to use:

import { UnitedStates } from "latapals-flags";

and use it in your component, you can also pass in props to the flag and define the size:

<UnitedStates size={32} className="border-2 border-blue-500" />

All flags

You can find all flags in the svg folder.

Adding custom flags

To add custom flags, follow these steps:

  1. Fork the repository.
  2. Install dependencies with bun install
  3. Throw the SVG of your flag into the SVG folder
  4. Run bun run build
  5. Push

Contributing

Please see our contribution guidelines. Latapals Flags is an open-source project.

Note: Some flags have not been included in this library due to their sensitive nature, for the full list of flags, please visit flags.lata.dev