Vue-Awesome-for-toolbar

This project is forked form "Vue-Aswesome". Only append 'rotate' prop to the component.

vue-awesome-for-toolbar is built upon Font Awesome v4.5.0 and depends on Vue.js v2.0.1+.

Installation

NPM (Recommended)

$ npm install vue-awesome-for-toolbar

bower

$ bower install vue-awesome-for-toolbar

manual

Just download dist/vue-awesome-for-toolbar.js and include it in your HTML file:

<script src="path/to/vue-awesome-for-toolbar/dist/vue-awesome-for-toolbar.js"></script>

Usage

<!-- basic -->
<icon name="beer"></icon>

<!-- with options -->
<icon name="refresh" scale="2" spin></icon>
<icon name="comment" flip="horizontal"></icon>
<icon name="code-fork" label="Forked Repository"></icon>

<!-- stacked icons -->
<icon label="No Photos">
  <icon name="camera"></icon>
  <icon name="ban" scale="2" class="alert"></icon>
</icon>

ES Modules with NPM & vue-loader (Recommended)

import Vue from 'vue'

/* Pick one way between the 2 following ways */

// only import the icons you use to reduce bundle size
import 'vue-awesome-for-toolbar/icons/flag'

// or import all icons if you don't care about bundle size
import 'vue-awesome-for-toolbar/icons'

/* Register component with one of 2 methods */

import Icon from 'vue-awesome-for-toolbar/components/Icon'

// globally (in your main .js file)
Vue.component('icon', Icon)

// or locally (in your component file)
export default {
  components: {
    Icon
  }
}

CommonJS with NPM without ES Next support

var Vue = require('vue')

// requiring the UMD module
var Icon = require('vue-awesome-for-toolbar')

// or with vue-loader you can require the src directly
var Icon = require('vue-awesome-for-toolbar/components/Icon.vue')

// register component to use

AMD

require.config({
  paths: {
    'vue-awesome': 'path/to/vue-awesome-for-toolbar'
  }
})

require(['vue-awesome-for-toolbar'], function (Icon) {
  // register component to use...
})

Global variable

The component class is exposed as window.VueAwesome.

Styling

Dynamic sizing

You can make the icons scale dynamically according to your font-size by adding the following CSS:

.fa-icon {
  width: auto;
  height: 1em; /* or any other relative font sizes */
}

Colors

The icon color is inherited from the font color of the parent element by default. You can easily change it to any other color by specifying the color property.

Local development

$ npm i
$ npm run dev

Open http://localhost:8080/demo to see the demo.

Updating icons

Don't touch files in src/icons but update assets/icons.json instead and run npm run icons to re-generate icon module files.

Registering custom icons

Simple case

You can register custom icons like this:

// ES Modules with vue-loader
import Icon from 'vue-awesome-for-toolbar/components/Icon.vue'

Icon.register({
  baidu: {
    width: 23.868,
    height: 26,
    d: 'M3.613 13.701c2.827-.608 2.442-3.986 2.357-4.725-.138-1.139-1.477-3.128-3.296-2.971C.386 6.21.052 9.515.052 9.515c-.309 1.528.74 4.793 3.561 4.186zm3.002 5.875c-.083.238-.268.846-.107 1.375.315 1.187 1.346 1.24 1.346 1.24h1.48v-3.619H7.749c-.713.213-1.057.767-1.134 1.004zM8.86 8.035c1.562 0 2.823-1.797 2.823-4.019C11.683 1.796 10.421 0 8.86 0 7.301 0 6.036 1.796 6.036 4.016c0 2.222 1.265 4.019 2.824 4.019zm6.724.265c2.087.271 3.429-1.956 3.695-3.644.272-1.686-1.074-3.644-2.552-3.98-1.48-.339-3.329 2.032-3.497 3.578-.2 1.89.271 3.778 2.354 4.046zm5.114 9.923s-3.229-2.498-5.113-5.198c-2.555-3.981-6.185-2.361-7.399-.337-1.209 2.024-3.093 3.305-3.36 3.644-.271.334-3.9 2.293-3.095 5.871.806 3.576 3.635 3.508 3.635 3.508s2.085.205 4.504-.336c2.42-.537 4.503.134 4.503.134s5.652 1.893 7.199-1.751c1.545-3.645-.874-5.535-.874-5.535zm-9.671 5.423H7.352c-1.587-.316-2.219-1.4-2.299-1.584-.078-.188-.528-1.059-.29-2.539.686-2.219 2.642-2.379 2.642-2.379h1.956V14.74l1.666.025v8.881zm6.844-.025h-4.229c-1.639-.423-1.716-1.587-1.716-1.587v-4.677l1.716-.027v4.203c.104.447.661.529.661.529h1.742v-4.705h1.825v6.264zm5.986-12.486c0-.808-.671-3.239-3.159-3.239-2.492 0-2.825 2.295-2.825 3.917 0 1.548.131 3.71 3.227 3.641 3.096-.068 2.757-3.507 2.757-4.319z'
  }
})

More advanced cases

If your svg has more than one path or polygon, and/or you want to have a predefined style, you can register like this:

Paths

// ES Modules with vue-loader
import Icon from 'vue-awesome-for-toolbar/components/Icon.vue'

Icon.register({
  webpack: {
    width: 1200,
    height: 1200,
    paths: [
      {
        style: 'fill:#8ED6FB',
        d: 'M1035.6 879.3l-418.1 236.5V931.6L878 788.3l157.6 91zm28.6-25.9V358.8l-153 88.3V765l153 88.4zm-901.5 25.9l418.1 236.5V931.6L320.3 788.3l-157.6 91zm-28.6-25.9V358.8l153 88.3V765l-153 88.4zM152 326.8L580.8 84.2v178.1L306.1 413.4l-2.1 1.2-152-87.8zm894.3 0L617.5 84.2v178.1l274.7 151.1 2.1 1.2 152-87.8z'
      },
      {
        style: 'fill:#1C78C0',
        d: 'M580.8 889.7l-257-141.3v-280l257 148.4v272.9zm36.7 0l257-141.3v-280l-257 148.4v272.9zm-18.3-283.6zM341.2 436l258-141.9 258 141.9-258 149-258-149z'
      }
    ]
  }
})

Polygons

// ES Modules with vue-loader
import Icon from 'vue-awesome-for-toolbar/components/Icon.vue'

Icon.register({
  vue: {
    width: 256,
    height: 221,
    polygons: [
      {
        style: 'fill:#41B883',
        points: '0,0 128,220.8 256,0 204.8,0 128,132.48 50.56,0 0,0'
      },
      {
        style: 'fill:#35495E',
        points: '50.56,0 128,133.12 204.8,0 157.44,0 128,51.2 97.92,0 50.56,0'
      }
    ]
  }
})

Raw SVG

You need to include innersvg-polyfill before you use this feature.

// ES Modules with vue-loader
import Icon from 'vue-awesome-for-toolbar/components/Icon.vue'

Icon.register({
  'html5-c': {
    width: 512,
    height: 512,
    raw: '<path fill="#E34F26" d="M71,460 L30,0 481,0 440,460 255,512"/><path fill="#EF652A" d="M256,472 L405,431 440,37 256,37"/><path fill="#EBEBEB" d="M256,208 L181,208 176,150 256,150 256,94 255,94 114,94 115,109 129,265 256,265zM256,355 L255,355 192,338 188,293 158,293 132,293 139,382 255,414 256,414z"/><path fill="#FFF" d="M255,208 L255,265 325,265 318,338 255,355 255,414 371,382 372,372 385,223 387,208 371,208zM255,94 L255,129 255,150 255,150 392,150 392,150 392,150 393,138 396,109 397,94z"/>'
  }
})

Heads up for older versions

If you are using vue-cli to create your project and you want to use the untranspiled component (import vue-awesome-for-toolbar/components/Icon rather than import vue-awesome-for-toolbar directly, to optimize bundle size), the webpack template may exclude node_modules from files to be transpiled by Babel (see #7, #13). To fix this problem, try change build/webpack.base.conf.js like this:

For Webpack1:

      {
        test: /\.js$/,
        loader: 'babel',
        include: [
-          path.join(projectRoot, 'src')
+          path.join(projectRoot, 'src'),
+          path.join(projectRoot, 'node_modules/vue-awesome-for-toolbar')
        ],
-        exclude: /node_modules/
+        exclude: /node_modules(?![\\/]vue-awesome-for-toolbar[\\/])/
      },

For Webpack2:

      {
        test: /\.js$/,
        loader: 'babel-loader',
-       include: [resolve('src'), resolve('test')]
+       include: [resolve('src'), resolve('test'), resolve('node_modules/vue-awesome-for-toolbar')]
      }

Further more, do not forget to import icons you want to use if you are using vue-awesome-for-toolbar/components/Icon.

If you tried this and cannot find similar situation in earlier issues but still cannot make it work, please feel free to file a new issue.