vue-dynamic-heroicons
v0.0.2
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A really simple Vue 3 component for dynamically loading the official Heroicons Vue components. Instead of using `<BeakerIcon />` you can use `<DynamicHeroicon name="beaker" />` which allows you to very easily dynamically load heroicons if you have a lot i
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Vue Dynamic Heroicon
A really simple Vue 3 component for dynamically loading the official Heroicons Vue components. Instead of using <BeakerIcon />
you can use <DynamicHeroicon name="beaker" />
which allows you to very easily dynamically load heroicons if you have a lot in the same place.
If you are only using a handful of icons, you're probably better off using the supplied originals as using this component will effectively load all heroicons.
However, if you're using lots of them in the same component/view, perhaps in a design system, and want the developer convienience of not having to import every single icon as a new component, this can help.
Installation
npm install vue-dynamic-heroicons
Usage
Register the component locally:
import { DynamicHeroicon } from 'vue-dynamic-heroicons';
export default {
components: {
DynamicHeroicon,
},
};
Find the kebab-case name of the icon you to use from heroicons, and insert the component.
<DynamicHeroicon name="beaker" />
<DynamicHeroicon name="academic-cap" :outline="true" :size="6" />
<DynamicHeroicon name="cake" :outline="true" class="text-indigo-700" :size="8" />
Props
name
Heroicon name in kebab-case – e.g. "academic-cap"outline
Boolean, if true outline style icons used, else default or false uses solidsize
Number, which will be output as tailwind width and height classes with the same number. Defaults toh-4
andw-4
, won't go lower than 4. If you're not using tailwind then set sizes usingclass
orstyle
.
About
I'd already made this basic component for a project I'm working on. I thought others might find it useful and I really wanted to publish my first bit of Open Source, mainly so I could learn/appreciate a bit more. Feedback and PRs welcome but please be gentle, I'm learning OSS!
Credits
@matthewmaribojoc's Learning Vue Paths @PCkelley's Florida Components Demo