A simple directive for FontAwesome icons. Avoid writing a massive ngStyle
declaration for your FontAwesome integration, and use the power of Angular to make interactive icon-based widgets.
- Include the module in your own app.
angular.module('myApp', ['picardy.fontawesome'])
- Use the directive on any page which bootstraps your app.
<fa name="loading" spin ng-style="{'color': checkColor}"></fa>
<!-- $scope.checkColor = 'blue' -->
<!-- rendered -->
<i class="fa fa-loading fa-spin" style="color:blue;"></i>
The fa
directive's attributes map to the [classes used by FontAwesome.
<fa name="ICON-NAME"
size="1-5|large"
flip="horizontal|vertical"
rotate="90|180|270"
spin
border
list
></fa>
The icon's name, such as fa-loading
or fa-square
.
<fa name="github"></fa>
<!-- rendered -->
<i class="fa fa-github"></i>
The icon's font size, either defined by a multiplier (1-5), or by the string "large"
.
<fa name="square" size="{{ currentSize }}"></fa>
<!-- $scope.currentSize = 3 -->
<!-- rendered -->
<i class="fa fa-square fa-3x"></i>
Flip the icon horizontal
or vertical
.
<fa name="pencil" flip="vertical"></fa>
<!-- rendered -->
<i class="fa fa-pencil fa-flip-vertical"></i>
Rotate the icon 90
, 180
, or 270
degrees.
<fa name="floppy-o" rotate="90"></fa>
<!-- rendered -->
<i class="fa fa-floppy-o fa-rotate-90"></i>
Animate the icon to spin. You don't need to provide true to use the boolean attributes:
<fa name="loading" spin></fa>
<!-- rendered -->
<i class="fa fa-loading fa-spin"></i>
You can pass in true
or false
to the attribute as well, allowing the spin class to be be easily toggleable.
<fa name="{{ isLoading ? 'loading' : 'check' }}" spin="{{ isLoading }}"></fa>
<!-- rendered -->
<i class="fa fa-loading fa-spin"></i>
<fa name="envelope" border></fa>
<!-- rendered -->
<i class="fa fa-envelope fa-border"></i>
<fa name="book" fw></fa>
<!-- rendered -->
<i class="fa fa-book fa-fw"></i>
<fa name="home" inverse></fa>
<!-- rendered -->
<i class="fa fa-home fa-inverse"></i>
This directive autodetects if you're setup to do fa-li
and then takes care of it for you.
<ul class="fa-ul">
<li>
<fa name="square"></fa>
Text here
<fa class="check"></fa>
</li>
</ul>
<!-- rendered -->
<ul class="fa-ul">
<li>
<i class="fa fa-li fa-square"></i>
Text here
<!-- <fa>s that aren't the first <fa> in the <li> do not automatically get the fa-li class -->
<i class="fa fa-check"></i>
</li>
</ul>
coming soon
fa-stack
supportpull="left"
,pull="right"
- demos on Github pages
MIT Licensed by Picardy.