bugo/fa-php-helper

Helper classes to get FontAwesome icons html code

0.4 2024-05-23 04:54 UTC

Requires

• php: ^8.1
• nette/utils: ^4.0

Requires (Dev)

• pestphp/pest: ^2.33.4
• rector/rector: ^1.0

MIT

• Bugo

• php
• FontAwesome

README

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Description

This package is designed to generate CSS classes and HTML code for FontAwesome 6 icons. In addition, the following features are available:

• add icon colors
• resize icons
• support for both modern (fa-solid fa-) and deprecated (fas fa-) classes.
• use fixed width icons (fa-fw) to display in lists
• optionally add the aria-hidden="true" attribute to hide icons from screen readers, etc.
• get CSS class of a random icon
• collection of CSS classes of all icons

Installation

composer require bugo/fa-php-helper

Using

If only CSS classes are needed:

<?php

use Bugo\FontAwesome\Enums\Icon;

// 'fa-solid fa-user'
echo Icon::V6->solid('user');

// 'fa-regular fa-user'
echo Icon::V6->regular('user');

// 'fa-brands fa-windows'
echo Icon::V6->brand('windows');

Advanced example:

<?php

use Bugo\FontAwesome\Enums\Icon;

$icon = Icon::V5->brand('windows');

// 'fab fa-windows fa-fw text-red-500'
var_dump(
    $icon
        ->fixedWidth()
        ->color('text-red-500')
        ->text()
);

$icon = Icon::V6->solid('user');

// '<i class="fa-solid fa-user fa-2xl" style="color:red" title="Пользователь" aria-hidden="true"></i>'
var_dump(
    $icon
        ->color('red')
        ->size('2xl')
        ->title('Пользователь')
        ->ariaHidden()
        ->html()
);

Additional classes can be passed through the addClass method:

<?php

use Bugo\FontAwesome\Enums\Icon;

$icon = Icon::V6->solid('heart');

// '<i class="fa-solid fa-heart fa-beat"></i>'
var_dump(
    $icon
        ->addClass('fa-beat')
        ->html()
);

You can also get a random icon:

<?php

use Bugo\FontAwesome\Enums\Icon;

var_dump(Icon::V6->random());

And so you can get the whole collection with all CSS classes at once:

<?php

use Bugo\FontAwesome\Enums\Icon;

var_dump(Icon::V6->collection());