Material Design Icons for Vue.js

This library should grant an easy-to-use interface to icons from MDI.

Import only those icons you need, does not require further configuration. Install it and use it without bloating your source code.

Enjoy!

How to use

Simply install it using your favourite package manager

eg:

$ npm install --save mdi-vue

$ yarn add mdi-vue

Import and usage

Simply import the icon you wish to use to your vue project with the CommonJS syntax like in the following examples:

require ( ' mdi-vue/Hotel.vue ' ) ; import ' mdi-vue/CommentAlert.vue ' ;

Example.vue:

<template> <div> My hand is a <HookIcon /> </div> </template> <script> import HookIcon from 'mdi-vue/Hook.vue' // raw vue component // import HookIcon from 'mdi-vue/Hook[.js]' // transpiled component export { components: [ HookIcon, ] } </script>

Props

width and height (numeric or string; default: 24)

<Icon :width="30" :height="30 />

size (numeric or string; default: 24)

Sets the width and the height of the of an icon, given that no with or height was provided to the icon itself

<Icon size="64" /> <Icon :size="512" />

Since the size property serves as a fallback to both width and height properties the above examples are equal to the following ones

<Icon width="64" height="64" /> <Icon :width="512" :height="512" />

spin (boolean; default: false)

Applies a css spin/rotate animation to the icon

<CogIcon spin /> // or <CogIcon :spin="true" />

Global imports

Just as any component, icons can be registered globally using Vue.component as in the following example.

Example

const Vue = require ( ' vue ' ) const HumanIcon = require ( ' mdi-vue/Human.vue ' ) Vue . component ( ' human-icon ' , HumanIcon ) new Vue ( { el : ' #some-html-element ' , template : ' <human-icon /> ' } )

Heavily inspired by mdi-react.

Used resources