Nuxt Svg Loader

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SVGs as components, also on the server side!

Overview

The Nuxt SVG Loader is a tool that allows users to use SVGs as components in their Nuxt 2 projects. It provides full support for SVGs, allowing them to be imported and used like regular Vue components. It is built on top of svg-to-vue-component and is fully tested. The tool also supports inline SVGs by adding "?inline" at the end of the file path. The Nuxt SVG Loader works seamlessly out of the box and includes SVGO defaults to avoid collisions between optimized SVG files.

Features

  • Full support of SVGs as components
  • Uses Vue bindings as with normal components
  • Built on top of svg-to-vue-component
  • Supports Nuxt 2
  • Fully tested

Summary

The Nuxt SVG Loader is a useful tool for Nuxt 2 projects that allows users to use SVGs as components. It provides full support for SVGs and seamlessly integrates with Nuxt projects. With the Nuxt SVG Loader, users can import SVGs like regular Vue components and use Vue bindings as normal. It is built on top of svg-to-vue-component and is fully tested. Installation is simple, requiring only the addition of the Nuxt SVG Loader as a dependency and adding it to the modules section of the nuxt.config.js file. Overall, the Nuxt SVG Loader enhances the capabilities of Nuxt projects by providing a flexible and efficient way to work with SVGs.

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