Overview
Transforming SVG files into Svelte components can be a complex task, but the Svelvg library makes it incredibly straightforward. As a successor to svg-to-svelte, Svelvg bridges the gap between SVG assets and Svelte components, allowing developers to easily integrate icons and graphics into their applications. With TypeScript definitions included, this library caters perfectly to modern web development needs, particularly for those using Svelte version 3.55.0 or newer.
Whether you’re looking to streamline your workflow or enhance your project with high-quality icons, Svelvg serves as a powerful tool for converting SVG files. It enables developers to take their assets and transform them into reusable components, providing a neat and efficient way to manage and utilize SVG graphics in Svelte applications.
Features
- TypeScript Definitions: Automatically generates TypeScript definitions by extending the SvelteComponentTyped interface, ensuring type safety in your Svelte applications.
- Automatic Module Naming: Converts SVG file names into valid module names (e.g., alarm-fill becomes AlarmFill), making imports clean and consistent.
- Preserve Original Attributes: Forwards $$restProps to the SVG element to maintain any original attributes, ensuring that functionality is not lost in the conversion.
- Default Slot for Child Elements: Adds a default slot to the SVG component, allowing for easy customization and additional elements to be included alongside the SVG.
- CLI Usage: Easily use Svelvg via npx, specifying the relative path to your SVG files in the node_modules directory, streamlining the process.
- Icon Index Generation: Optionally generate an index of icons, creating a comprehensive list of all module names for better organization and accessibility.
- Custom Output Directory: Customize the output directory using the outDir flag, allowing for flexible project structures and file management.
- SDK Integration: Programmatic usage via NPM installation allows for more control and integration within larger projects, making it adaptable to a variety of use cases.
