<Icon> component

The <Icon> component provides a seamless way to show icons in your app. You can use your own icons or use the Iconify icon sets.

Usage

Custom icons

To use your own icons, you must first create a SVG or a PNG file inside the assets/icons folder. The file name must be in kebab-case.

Then, use the name prop within the <Icon> component with the file name without the extension. For example, if you have a vulmix.svg file, you can use it like this:

<Icon name="vulmix" />

For styling, you can use common CSS font styles, like color, font-size, etc. You can even use Tailwind CSS classes, like text-green-400 or text-3xl.

<Icon name="vulmix" class="text-green-400" />
<Icon name="vulmix" class="text-3xl text-pink-400" />

You can also use nested icon files, like assets/icons/brand/vulmix.svg, and use it like this:

<Icon name="brand/vulmix" />

Multi-color icons

For multi-color SVG icons, you can use the font prop set to false:

<Icon name="vulmix" :font="false" />
<Icon name="vulmix" :font="false" class="text-4xl" />

This will render the SVG as is, and will not be affected by font styles (except for font-size, which will still work).

PNG icons

The Icon component uses SVG icons by default, but you can also use PNG icons by setting the format prop to png:

<!-- assets/icons/vulmix.png -->
<Icon name="vulmix" format="png" />
<Icon name="vulmix" format="png" class="text-4xl" />

Iconify icons

The <Icon> component also allows you to use any icons from the Iconify icon sets, with the icon prop:

<Icon icon="mdi:facebook" />
<Icon icon="mdi:facebook" class="text-4xl" />