• “install it and forget it” mode (no configuration needed)
• automatic SVG optimization (it can cut file size by half or more)
• a kick ass viewer to find and use your assets the fastest way possible
• a handy helper {{svg-jar "asset-name"}}
• support for both inline and symbol embedding methods

$ ember install ember-svg-jar

• Put some SVG files to any place in your public directory.
• Run the development server and open this link with Chrome: http://localhost:4200/ember-svg-jar/index.html
• Select any SVG there and click Enter to copy it to the clipboard.
• Paste it into a template and see it rendered in your browser.

Just drag and drop SVG images to your source directory and copy & paste them from the viewer to your templates.

The viewer is available at: http://localhost:4200/ember-svg-jar/index.html

Use the svg-jar helper to embed SVG images to your application's templates:

{{svg-jar "my-cool-icon" class="icon" width="24px"}}

The helper takes an asset ID and optional attributes that will be added to the created SVG element. The example above will create an SVG like this:

<svg class="icon" width="24px">...</svg>

The addon is compatible with Ember 1.10.1 and beyond.

Note: In most of cases, Ember SVGJar should be useful without any configuration. But it wants to be very configurable when it's time to adjust it for your needs.

• All configuration options
• Advanced usage examples

• git clone [email protected]:ivanvotti/ember-svg-jar.git
• npm install
• bower install

• npm run build

Run all tests and lint code (npm run lint && npm run nodetest && ember test):

npm test

Test node modules (src directory):

npm run nodetest

Test Ember related code:

• ember test
• ember test --server
• ember try:each

Lint all code (src, addon, app, node-tests, tests directories)

npm run lint

• ember serve
• Visit the app at http://localhost:4200

For more information on using ember-cli, visit http://www.ember-cli.com/.

The viewer is a separate Ember application, which repository can be found at this link.

This project is distributed under the MIT license.

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