Consider using the webcomponent version of this component for an icon component that can be used in any modern browser with any framework.

Vue Icon Component

An icon component which makes it easy to render SVG path based icons in any Vue project. Provides several helpful properties to manipulate the icon and supports any icon pack which provides icons as a single SVG path to be displayed on a square viewbox.

Usage

1. Install from NPM

   npm install @jamescoyle/vue-icon
   

2. Import into your project

   import SvgIcon from '@jamescoyle/vue-icon'
   

SFC Example

The following example uses @mdi/js which provides a wide range of icon paths. It shows how you might use an icon within a single file component.

<template>
  <svg-icon type="mdi" :path="path" :size="48"></svg-icon>
</template>


<script>
import SvgIcon from '@jamescoyle/vue-icon'
import { mdiAccount } from '@mdi/js'

export default {
	name: "my-cool-component",

	components: {
		SvgIcon
	},

  	data() {
		return {
			path: mdiAccount,
	  	}
  	}
}
</script>

Props

Name	Default	Description
type	null	This sets the size and viewbox to match the recommended size for the icon pack specified.
path	null	Required. An SVG path to render as an icon
size	24	The width and height of the SVG element
viewbox	"0 0 24 24"	The viewBox of the SVG element
flip	null	One of "horizontal", "vertical", or "both". Flips the icon in the specified direction(s).
rotate	0deg	Rotates the icon by the specified value. Can be any valid CSS angle value.

Styling

By default the icon will inherit the current font color of the container it is placed within. You can easily provide a specific color using an inline style on the element (style="color: red") or can target the tag as normal with CSS rules.

Accessibility

You should make use of aria attributes to improve accessibility for users that use screen reading technology. You can use aria-labelledby to create a link between an icon and its label. A descriptive aria-label can be used to allow screen readers to announce an icon if there is no visual label to accompany it.