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Informations about the package icons

Viewi Icons package

SVG Sprites:

Append prefix bi- to use the icon. It is necessary in order to avoid conflicts with future icon sprites.

For example, for icon emoji-sunglasses use bi-emoji-sunglasses: <Icon name="bi-emoji-sunglasses" />

SVG sprite vs. Font icons

An SVG sprite renders directly into the page (or can be accessed as an asset with a URL). Then, you can use the icon from that sprite. Sprite includes only those icons that you really want to use.

Font icons require you to include links to the font and css, which have all the icons altogether, even if you are not using most of them.

How to use

composer require viewi/icons

In your Viewi config:

Add use Viewi\Icons\ViewiIcons;

Use the package ->use(ViewiIcons::class);

Add sprite component IconsSprite at the beginning of the body tag in your layout component, for example:

IconsSprite renders the sprite (or SVG map) with icons that you use.

Package will analyze your source code and include only those icons that you really use.

For example, if you use emoji-sunglasses icon only, it will render something like this:

Use the icon:

This will render something like this:

Custom class with classList:

Will render:

Support

We all have full-time jobs and dedicate our free time to this project, and we would appreciate Your help of any kind. If you like what we are creating here and want us to spend more time on this, please consider supporting:

License

Copyright (c) 2020-present Ivan Voitovych

Please see MIT for license text

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