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umi-plugin-antd-type-icon

v0.9.3

Published

Add <Icon type="iconType" /> component for antd@4 and only import icons you need.

Downloads

6

Readme

umi-plugin-antd-type-icon

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Add <Icon type="iconType" /> component for antd@4 and only import icons you need.

  • When to use this plugin?

If you want to render antd icon dynamically, this plugin could render icons in a scope which you specified instead of importing all antd icons.

Install

# or yarn
$ npm install umi-plugin-antd-type-icon --save

Usage

1. Configure in .umirc.js,

export default {
  plugins: [
    'umi-plugin-antd-type-icon',
  ],
  icons: [
    'UpOutlined',
    {
      QuestionOutlined: 'Question',
      PlusOutlined: ['PlusOutlined', 'Plus'],
    },
  ],
}

2. Use in component

import React from 'react';
import { Icon } from 'umi';

const FooComponent = props => {
  const { type } = props; // 'type' could be: 'UpOutlined', 'Question', 'PlusOutlined', 'Plus'
  return (
    <div>
      <Icon type={type} />
    </div>
  );
};

Options

icons

An array to specify which icons you need. Support 3 forms:

  1. Origin icon type in antd

Like 'UpOutlined' which is origin from antd Icons.

  1. Map origin type to another type

Like { QuestionOutlined: 'Question' }, 'QuestionOutlined' is origin from antd, then you can use it as 'Question' type.

  1. Map origin type to a group of types

Like { PlusOutlined: ['PlusOutlined', 'Plus'] }, 'PlusOutlined' is origin from antd, then you can use it as 'PlusOutlined' or 'Plus' type.

Extra

Icon type mapping string should not duplicate.

LICENSE

MIT