husseinalhammad/fontawesomesvg-php

Add inline SVG Font Awesome icons in PHP

fontawesomesvg-php's Issues

Set a license

This is a nice project, but it's currently unlicensed.

It would be nice if you could set a license for it so we know if it's something we can use or not.

Compatibility and missing features

It's been a while since I used this myself. I would like to check its compatibility with Font Awesome 6 when I have the time.

I am also interested to know which FA features cannot be used with FontAwesomeSVG-PHP right now.

Duotone support

Are there any plans to add duotone support?

Add tests

This is a little overdue. It would be good to add tests with Pest or PHPUnit.

Support new style class names

At the moment, this supports the old style class names (e.g. fas, far, fab). These are still supported by Font Awesome's libraries too. However, the new style class names (e.g. fa-solid, fa-regular, fa-brands) is the new default and is used throughout their documentation so it makes sense to support these too.

https://fontawesome.com/docs/web/add-icons/how-to#aliases

Render SVG from `<i></i>` tags

The get_svg() method tasks 2 arguments: a string representing the FA classes and an array of options. This is great and could work for many people. However, I wonder if it is worth adding another method to parse <i></i> tags:

$FA->render('<i class="fa-solid fa-user"></i>');
$FA->render('<i class="fa-duotone fa-camera fa-swap-opacity"></i>');

Or perhaps the same get_svg() function could accept <i></i> tags too?

$FA->get_svg('<i class="fa-solid fa-user"></i>');
$FA->get_svg('<i class="fa-duotone fa-camera fa-swap-opacity"></i>');

The motivation for this would be:

1. Make it easier to switch to server-rendered SVGs for existing projects that are currently rendering these client-side
2. Learn one API (the official FA one) instead of two