VueJS Component for Material Design Icons
Install the icon content @mdi/js package and this module
npm install --save @mdi/js
npm install --save vue-mdi
And import VueMdi css
file in your app entry point
import 'vue-mdi/dist/mdi.css';
You can also include a set of Material Design Icons Light
npm install --save @mdi/light-js
The following examples are based on a project configured with vue-cli.
src/main.js
import Vue from 'vue'
import App from './App'
import { VueMdi, library } from 'vue-mdi'
import { mdiAccount } from '@mdi/js'
import 'vue-mdi/dist/mdi.css';
library.add({ mdiAccount })
Vue.component('vue-mdi', VueMdi)
Vue.config.productionTip = false
/* eslint-disable no-new */
new Vue({
el: '#app',
components: { App },
template: '<App/>'
})
src/App.vue
<template>
<div id="app">
<vue-mdi icon="account" />
</div>
</template>
<script>
export default {
name: 'App'
}
</script>
import { library } from 'vue-mdi'
import { mdiAccount } from '@mdi/js'
library.add({ mdiAccount })
<!-- The default MDI icons is implicit -->
<vue-mdi icon="account" />
<!-- It's better to be explicit -->
<vue-mdi :icon="['mdi', 'account']" />
import { library } from 'vue-mdi'
import { mdilAccount } from '@mdi/light-js'
library.add({ mdilAccount })
<vue-mdi :icon="['mdil', 'account']" />
The icon
property of the VueMdi
component can be used in the following way:
mdi
<vue-mdi icon="android" />
<vue-mdi icon="facebook" />
<vue-mdi :icon="['mdi', 'android']" /> # Same as above
<vue-mdi :icon="['mdi', 'facebook']" /> # Same as above
For the above to work you must add the android
and facebook
icon to the library.
import { library } from 'vue-mdi'
import { mdiAndroid, mdiFacebook } from '@mdi/js'
library.add({ mdiAndroid, mdiFacebook })
In the event that you are using an icon with a multi-word name please note that you would need to pass in the icon name using kebab-case as opposed to camelCase.
<vue-mdi icon="android" /> # import { mdiAndroid } from '@mdi/js'
<vue-mdi :icon="['mdi', 'facebook']" />
For the above to work you must add the facebook
icon (MDI default pack) to the library.
import { library } from 'vue-mdi'
import { mdiFacebook } from '@mdi/js'
library.add({ mdiFacebook })
<template>
<div id="app">
<vue-mdi :icon="icon" />
</div>
</template>
<script>
export default {
name: 'App',
data() {
return {
icon: {
prefix: 'mdil',
name: 'account'
}
}
}
}
</script>
For the above to work you must add the MDI Light account
icon to the library.
import { library } from 'vue-mdi'
import { mdilAccount } from '@mdi/light-js'
library.add({ mdilAccount })
Explicitly selecting icons offer the advantage of only bundling the icons that you use in your final bundled file. This allows us to subset MDI's thousands of icons to just the small number that are normally used.
import { library } from 'vue-mdi'
import { mdiAccount, mdiBlockHelper } from '@mdi/js'
import { mdilAccount } from '@mdi/light-js'
library.add({ mdiAccount, mdiBlockHelper, mdilAccount })
import { library } from 'vue-mdi'
library.reset()
Prop | PropTypes | Default | Details |
---|---|---|---|
icon | object, array, string | required | MDI icon property (see above). Make sure that you added this icon from @mdi/js or @mdi/light-js to the library |
title | string, null | null |
A11y <title>{title}</title> |
description | string, null | null |
A11y <desc>{desc}</desc> |
size | number, string, null | null |
Icon size. Will be converted to {size * 1.5}rem . If a string is specified, it can only take the following values: mdi-18px , mdi-24px , mdi-36px , mdi-48px . |
color | string | #000 |
Icon color. Can accept any CSS color value |
horizontal | bool | false |
Flip Horizontal |
vertical | bool | false |
Flip Vertical |
rotate | number | 0 |
Degrees 0 to 360 |
spin | bool, number | false |
Adding animation for icon spin. If a number is set, it is equal to the number of seconds for a full rotation of the icon. If set to true , the number of seconds is 2 . Counterclockwise |
Note: Additional props will be applied to the
<svg>
element.
To develop clone the repo and run npm install
.
Command | Purpose |
---|---|
build | Build a development version of the library using Rollup |
dist | Build a production version of the library using Rollup |
test | Execute unit tests |
lint | Run ESlint for lint project files |