Next, let’s navigate into the project folder: cd vue-font-awesome We’ll have to select certain options as presets in other to set up the project. This will start creating our Vue 3 boilerplate. Go into the terminal and add this command: vue create vue-font-awesome Let’s now use Vue CLI to create a new Vue 3 project. Yarn global add that’s installed you can type vue -version to verify its existence.
Now, we install the Vue.js CLI tool, because it can provide scaffold applications for us to play with: npm install -g OR If you don’t, head here for an installable package. Here’s a GitHub repository containing the code discussed in this article.Īs a Vue programmer, you probably have Node and npm installed already. When developing a Vue.js application, we’re most likely assembling components using npm (the de facto package manager for Node.js) and using webpack for the application.
Using JavaScript and Vue.js with Font Awesome.For this demo, we’ll be implementing it in Vue 3. Font Awesome supports both Vue 2 and Vue 3. In this article, we’ll go over the methods for using Font Awesome icons in a Vue application, the contrast between them, and then go over a couple of Vue-specific methodologies for using icons. This allows us to build with less worry about performance and image load time.
As a Vue.js programmer, this library seemed like an excellent way to spiff up the application I’m developing.įont Awesome provides good integration with Vue, allowing us access to lightweight icons in our production application. What is Font Awesome?įont Awesome is an icon collection that is, well, awesome - it includes nearly 4,000 icons that are incredibly easy to use, about 1,300 of which are open source and free to use in any application. Font Awesome icons in Vue.js apps: A complete guideĮditor’s note: This article was updated on 30 June, 2022 to include more up-to-date information on Font Awesome and Vue, and a tutorial on adding all Font Awesome icons to a Vue app. Passionate about Node.js, climate change, EV’s, and clean energy. David Herron Follow Software engineer and author.
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