A Webpack Loader to turn SVGs into React Components

A wepack loader allowing for inline usage of a SVG as a React component, or for composing individual SVGs into larger ones.

Handles namespaced attributes (xlink), and other non-react attributes/tags, on component mounting, so the returned jsx will compile cleanly with babel.

% npm install svg-react-loader

var React = require('react');
var Icon = require('babel!svg-react!../svg/my-icon.svg?name=Icon');

module.exports = React.createClass({
    render () {
        return <Icon className='normal' />;
    }
});

Query params can be used on the loader path, or on the resource's path. Those on the resource will override those given for the loader.

name: displayName to use for the compiled component. Defaults to using the resource's file name, capitalized and camelCased. ex. "?name=MyIcon"

tag: Override the root-level tag. If given, will blow-away any attributes given for the tag. ex.: "?tag=symbol"

attrs: Attributes to apply to the root-level tag. If a certain attribute is already assigned to the tag, the value here will override that. ex.: "?attrs={className: 'mySymbol'}"

reactDom: A string to require an alternaitve 'react-dom' module. ex.: ?reactDom=react

As of [email protected] it no longer specifies any peerDependencies. It is left up to individual users to configure their local webpack installation to support this loader.

svg-react-loader requires the following dependencies:

react
react-dom
babel-loader
babel-core
babel-preset-es2015
babel-preset-react

NOTE: you can review the devDependences of the package.json file for specific version numbers.

The following cover specific dependencies and how to configure your webpack installation fro them.

As of [email protected] you must specify your presets to get this to work with React.

See Quick guide: how to update Babel 5.x -> 6.x for more details.

As of [email protected] the DOM methods have been moved into its own library react-dom.

svg-react-loader requires this library to find the rendered component and update its namespaced xml attributes (and some other things).

If you do not want to install react-dom alongside your deprecated version of react, you can work-around this by creating an alias to react-dom in your webpack configuration that points to your installed version of react:

// file: webpack.config.js
module.exports = {
    
    loaders: [
        { test: /\.svg$/, loader: 'babel!svg-react' }
    ],

    // ...

    resolve: {
        alias: {
            'react-dom': __dirname + '/node_modules/react'
        }
    },

    // ...
}

Or, you can pass the correct module name to load with the query params.

• Bugs
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Copyright (c) 2015 Jerry Hamlet [email protected]

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