React FontIconPicker Component to pick icon or SVG from a selection

react-fonticonpicker

React FontIconPicker Component to pick icon or SVG from a selection.

A react version of fontIconPicker. This is rewritten and is not a wrapper around jQuery version.

With FontIconPicker component you can present an UI where people can pick one or more fonts. In bare-bone it looks like this.

Installation

NPM or YARN

NPM is the preferred way of installation. You can find it from here.

From your project do

npm i @fonticonpicker/react-fonticonpicker

Also install the peer dependencies yourself.

npm i react react-dom classnames prop-types react-transition-group

And require the file.

ES6

import FontIconPicker from '@fonticonpicker/react-fonticonpicker';

ES5

const FontIconPicker = require('@fonticonpicker/react-fonticonpicker');

And use it as React Component. Check the documentation site for more example.

CDN

For some reason, if you'd prefer the CDN, then it is available at unpkg.com.

Place them in your HTML document, along with UMD builds of peer dependencies.

Download Source

We distribute production version of source file through github releases. Head over there
and download fonticonpicker.react.zip file.

Usage

Here is an example for use with the create-react-app.

From your project directory do:

yarn add classnames prop-types react-transition-group @fonticonpicker/react-fonticonpicker

Now edit your App.js file to include the following.

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import FontIconPicker from '@fonticonpicker/react-fonticonpicker';
import logo from './logo.svg';
import './App.css';
import '@fonticonpicker/react-fonticonpicker/dist/fonticonpicker.base-theme.react.css';
import '@fonticonpicker/react-fonticonpicker/dist/fonticonpicker.material-theme.react.css';

class App extends Component {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    this.state = {
      value: 'fipicon-angle-left',
    };
  }
  handleChange = (value) => {
    this.setState({ value });
  }
  render() {
    const props = {
      icons: ['fipicon-angle-left', 'fipicon-angle-right', 'fipicon-angle-up', 'fipicon-angle-down'],
      theme: 'bluegrey',
      renderUsing: 'class',
      value: this.state.value,
      onChange: this.handleChange,
      isMulti: false,
    };
    return (
      <div className="App">
        <header className="App-header">
          <img src={logo} className="App-logo" alt="logo" />
          <h1 className="App-title">Welcome to React</h1>
        </header>
        <FontIconPicker {...props} />
      </div>
    );
  }
}

export default App;

This will render a basic FontIconPicker component. For advanced usage, follow
the documentation.

Props

Prop	Type	Required	Default
icons	object of array or array	yes	N/A
onChange	func	yes	N/A
search	object of array or array	no	null
iconsPerPage	number	no	20
theme	string	no	'default'
showCategory	bool	no	true
showSearch	bool	no	true
value	array or string	no	null
isMulti	bool	no	false
renderUsing	string	no	'class'
convertHex	bool	no	true
renderFunc	func	no	null
appendTo	string	no	false
allCatPlaceholder	string	no	'Show from all'
searchPlaceholder	string	no	'Search Icons'
noIconPlaceholder	string	no	'No icons found'
noSelectedPlaceholder	string	no	'Select icon'

Development Environment

Development & Build is done with the help of webpack.

First fork and git clone the repo on your machine.

git clone git@github.com:<username>/react-fonticonpicker.git

Now install all the dependencies. Make sure you have nodejs
version 9 or higher.

npm install

Now run the server with

npm start

This will open a webpack dev server with hot reload. You can access the server
from http://localhost:7770.

Now make changes in the component and see it live. Also add unit tests and
integration tests where applicable.

If your changes invalidates snapshots, then make sure to update them too (with
good reasons).

When doing a PR, try not to build the docs or the dist. It will create unnecessary
merge conflict.

Other npm commands at disposal:

• npm run test: Runs eslint followed by stylelint and jest tests.
• npm run start: Runs a dev server with hot reload.
• npm run docs: Builds the docs for production.
• npm run build: Builds the UMD & CSS files for distribution.

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