fa-icons

An optimized FontAwesome 5 icons for the Polymer 3.


Installation

``bash
npm install fa-icons
`

Properties

Property | Type | Description
------------ | ------------- | -------------
color | String | Icon color, must be an hex color
src (optional) | String | SVG Sprite of FontAwesome and other resources, must be a valid URL
path-prefix (optional) | String | Prefix of path for universal use (Default node_modules) refer
style | String | Styles, must follow the StylesInline standard
size | String | Size of icon, in CSS number notation
class | String | FontAwesome class, must follow HTMLClass standard

Example

`html





`

Usage with LitElement

🚨 We don't advise the use with Polymer Element because it's deprecated.

`javascript
import { LitElement, html} from 'lit-element';
import 'fa-icons';

class SomeClass extends LitElement {
render() {
return html

;
}
}

customElements.define('custom-component', SomeClass );
`

Supported Node Versions

We have test it with node >= 10. We will support on even Nodejs versions that are current or in maintenance.

License

Unless otherwise noted, the fa-icon source files are distributed under the MIT license found in the LICENSE file.

Sponsorship

Development of the fa-icons is currently sponsored by ObsidianSoft and generously supported by contributions from individuals.

Translations

This readme is available in the following translations:

- Spanish :es: (:pray: @obsidiansoft-io)

Preview element

To visualize the element demo, simply run:

`
$ polymer serve
`

And navigate to /demo/ in the URL that the Polymer CLI indicates. Usually, it is 127.0.0.1:8081.

E.g.: 127.0.0.1:8081/demo

Testing element

To correctly test the element individually, you require:

* Polymer-CLI
* Google Chrome

To test, simply run:

`
$ npm run test
`

Or:

`
$ polymer serve
`

And navigate to the /test/` URL path in your web browser.