0.1.1 • Published 7 months ago
@phantasweng/vue-cryptocurrency-icons v0.1.1
Vue Cryptocurrency Icons
Inheriting image resources from cryptocurrency-icons and writing a version that can be used in Vue 3.
The biggest difference is that the original cryptocurrency-icons need to import images directly from node_module, for example:
import avax from './node_modules/cryptocurrency-icons/svg/color/avax.svg'.
But in tools like Vite, it is not easy to import images directly from node_module. It requires some other configurations.
Install 🚀
$ npm install @phantasweng/vue-cryptocurrency-iconsVue Global on main.js
import VueCryptocurrencyIcons from '@phantasweng/vue-cryptocurrency-icons'
app.use(VueCryptocurrencyIcons)Component
<VueCryptocurrencyIcons name="Avax" />Props
| Prop | Options | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| name | btc, eth, sol, usdc...etc | null | Please refer to the list of currency names in manifest.json. |
| type | svg, png | svg | Image Type |
| size | 32, 2x, 128, number (when type is png) | default is 32 when type is svg | Ignore when using svg. Please customize width and height with style. |
| theme | color | black,color, white | icon color |
Methods
icons
取得 icons list
import { icons } from '@phantasweng/vue-cryptocurrency-icons'
console.log(icons)
/**
* [
* {symbol: '$PAC', name: 'PACcoin', color: '#f5eb16'},
* ...
* ]
*/getIcon
Manually get the icon's base64
import { getIcon } from '@phantasweng/vue-cryptocurrency-icons'
getIcon({
name: 'btc',
type: 'svg',
size: '32',
theme: 'white',
}).then((res) => {
console.log(res)
})
console.log(myIcon)
// {default: "data:image/svg+xml,%3csvg xmlns='http://www.w3.org….45c.975.243 4.118.696 3.61 2.733z'/%3e%3c/svg%3e"}