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nuxt-sprite-svg

v1.0.4

Published

Optimized and Easy way to use SVG files in Nuxt

Downloads

257

Readme

nuxt-sprite-svg

Nuxt3 or higher module

Optimized and Easy way to use SVG files in Nuxt

Installation

npm i nuxt-sprite-svg

Add to modules

// nuxt.config.ts
export default defineNuxtConfig({
  modules: ['nuxt-sprite-svg'],
  svgSprite: {
    input: '~/assets/sprite/svg',
    output: '~/public/assets/sprite',
    publicPath: '/assets/sprite',
    defaultSprite: 'icons',
    elementClass: 'icon',
  },
})

Place your svg files in ~/assets/sprite/svg/, say sample.svg and use your image with globally registered svg-icon component:

<svg-icon name="sample" />

To create different sprites, create custom directory inside ~/assets/sprite/svg/ and put your svg files inside it and place directory tile before icon name (example: ~/assets/sprite/svg/my-sprite/my-image.svg):

<svg-icon name="my-sprite/my-image" />

Options

Module default options:

| Option | Default | Description | | ------ | ------- |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | input | ~/assets/sprite/svg | Directory of original svg files | | output | ~/assets/sprite/gen | Directory to store generated sprites | | defaultSprite | icons | Name of default sprite (default sprite consist of all svgs that place directly inside input directory) | | elementClass | icon | global class of all <svg-icon> instances | | publicPath | /assets/sprite/gen | Relative public sprite path | | svgoConfig | null | Custom config object for SVGO, How to customize SVGO config |

You can update them with the svgSprite option in nuxt.config:

Props

| Prop | Description | | --- | --- | | name | icon path with format SPRITE_NAME/ICON_NAME, SPRITE_NAME can be omitted for default sprite |

LICENSE

MIT