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svelte-bi

v0.0.7

Published

Bootstrap Icons for Svelte 5

Downloads

2,228

Readme

svelte-bi

Bootstrap SVG Icons for Svelte >= 5 components

Install

# npm
npm install svelte-bi

# bun
bun add svelte-bi

# deno
deno add npm:svelte-bi

# pnpm
pnpm add svelte-bi

# yarn
yarn add svelte-bi

Usage

Import from package

Component Naming Instructions

When calling the component, follow these steps:

  1. Capitalize the First Letter of Each Word:

    • Take the symbol name and ensure that the first letter of every word is capitalized. For example, if the symbol name is arrow-90deg-left, it should be transformed to Arrow90degLeft.
  2. Remove Hyphens:

    • Remove any hyphens (-) from the symbol name. This helps in creating a clean and readable component name.
  3. Add Prefix:

    • Add the prefix Bi to the beginning of the transformed symbol name. This indicates that the component is part of the Bootstrap icon set.

Putting it all together, if the original symbol name is arrow-90deg-left, the final component name will be BiArrow90degLeft.

For example:

0-square-fill => Bi0SquareFill
airplane-engines-fill => BiAirplaneEnginesFill
<script>
  import { Bi0SquareFill, BiAirplaneEnginesFill, BiGithub } from "svelte-bi";
</script>

<Bi0SquareFill />
<BiAirplaneEnginesFill />

Props

size (optional)

Changes the dimensions of the icon.

type: number | string, default: 16

<script>
  import { BiGithub } from "svelte-bi";
</script>

<BiGithub size="43" />

fill (optional)

Changes the color of the icon.

type: string, default: currentColor

<script>
  import { BiGithub } from "svelte-bi";
</script>

<BiGithub fill="tomato" />

class (optional)

type: HTML class attribute, default: null

<script>
  import { BiGithub } from "svelte-bi";
</script>

<BiGithub class="pe-3 ms-2" />

...rest (optional)

type: HTML attributes

<script>
  import { BiGithub } from "svelte-bi";
</script>

<BiGithub onclick={(e) => console.log(e.target)} data-foo="bar" />

Develop

Deno required

# git
git clone https://github.com/sachinsancheti1/svelte-bi.git

# github-cli
gh repo clone sachinsancheti1/svelte-bi

cd svelte-bi
npm install
deno run -A main.ts
npm run package