vite-plugin-svg4vue
A vite (3.x || 4.x) plugin which can transform SVG icon to vue (2.7.X || 3.x) component.
this plugin dependencies on
vue/compiler-sfc, so keep yourvueversion to 3.2.13+ or 2.7.14+.
Features
- SVGO optimization.
- Hot Module Replacement support.
- Support for
?url,?componentand?rawquery string. - Support custom svg icon (monochrome) color with
fill,fill-opacity,stroke,stroke-opacityattribute. - Support change svg icon size with
font-sizeand it will be responsive. - Support Iconfont SVG Icons.
Installation
# pnpm
$ pnpm add vite-plugin-svg4vue -D
# yarn
$ yarn add vite-plugin-svg4vue --dev
# npm
$ npm i vite-plugin-svg4vue -DUsage
Setup
// vite.config.ts
import { defineConfig } from 'vite'
import vue from '@vitejs/plugin-vue'
import { svg4VuePlugin } from 'vite-plugin-svg4vue'
export default defineConfig({
plugins: [
vue(),
svg4VuePlugin(),
],
})In Vue
<template>
<div>
<h2>SVG component: </h2>
<!-- you can change the svg icon color with `fill` attribute when it's a monochrome icon -->
<LogoSvg fill="red" />
<!-- you can change the svg icon size with `font-size` or `width`. both of this will be responsive -->
<LogoSvg font-size="48" />
<LogoSvg width="48" />
<h2>SVG url: </h2>
<p>
<img :src="logoSvgUrl" alt="" width="36" />
</p>
<h2>SVG raw: </h2>
<p>
<span v-html="logoSvgRaw"></span>
</p>
</div>
</template>
<script setup lang="ts">
import LogoSvg from '@/icons/logo.svg?component'
import logoSvgUrl from '@/icons/logo.svg?url'
import logoSvgRaw from '@/icons/logo.svg?raw'
</script>Skip SVGO for a single file (Added in v2.8.1)
SVGO can be explicitly disabled for one file by adding the ?skipsvgo query string:
<template>
<div class="d-flex align-center mb-16">
<label class="mr-12"> ?component&skipsvgo: </label>
<PPTSvg />
</div>
<div class="d-flex align-center">
<label class="mr-12"> ?raw&skipsvgo: </label>
<span v-html="PPTSvgRaw"></span>
</div>
</template>
<script setup lang="ts">
import PPTSvg from '@/icons/ppt.svg?component&skipsvgo'
import PPTSvgRaw from '@/icons/ppt.svg?raw&skipsvgo'
</script>Typescript
If you are using TypeScript, vite-plugin-svg4vue/client can be added to d.ts declaration file.
/// <reference types="vite-plugin-svg4vue/client" />Options
| Key | Default value | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
svgoConfig |
{} |
SVGO config. if set to false, will disable SVGO. |
object/boolean |
enableSvgoPresetDefaultConfig |
true |
Whether to enable preset-default configuration for SVGO
|
boolean |
defaultExport |
url |
Default behavior when importing .svg files, possible options are: url , component and raw
|
string |
assetsDirName |
icons |
Restrict SVG to a specific folder. As long as the SVG is in the assetsDirName folder, it can be processed by this plugin, Even if the folder is nested, such as, path/to/icons/*.svg, icons/path/to/svg/*.svg , path/to/icons/path/to/*.svg and so on. If set assetsDirname to false , will make it work with arbitrary file path. |
string/boolean |
enableBuildCache |
true |
Whether to enable caching at build time | boolean |
enableMonochromeSvgOptimize |
true |
Whether to enable monochrome svg icon optimize which can move child node (named path, Even the path wrapped by g) 's fill, fill-opacity and stroke, stroke-opacity attribute to its parent node (svg element). So that you can change the svg icon color with fill and stroke. |
boolean |
enableSvgSizeResponsive |
true |
Whether to enable svg icon responsive. | boolean |
What enableSvgSizeResponsive do ?
In fact, for the svg node, vite-plugin-svg4vue will set the width value to font-size, remove svg height and set width to 1em, so that the svg size will be responsive and you can manipulate it's size with font-size.
Just in case, it records the original size of the svg as a css variables:
<svg style="--svg-origin-width: ${origin width}; --svg-origin-height: ${origin height};"></svg>So, you can easily apply its original size.
<template>
<LogoSvg fill="red" style="width: var(--svg-origin-width); height: var(--svg-origin-height)" />
</template>
<script setup lang="ts">
import LogoSvg from '@/icons/logo.svg?component'
</script>Framework Support
- Nuxt: see nuxt-svg-icons.