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AppIcon

Displays an app's icon in various sizes.

Usage

AppIcon supports different ways of loading icons.

Option 1 is the recommended implementation but if needed (edge case) option 1 and 2 can be used.

1. Use context (recommended)

  import AppIcon from '@folio/stripes-components/lib/AppIcon';

  // Note: Make sure that the AppIcon has "stripes" in context as it relies on stripes.metadata.
  <AppIcon app="users" size="small" />

Optional: You can supply an iconKey if you need a specific icon within an app. If the specific icon isn't bundled with the app it will simply render a placeholder.

  <AppIcon app="inventory" iconKey="holdings" />

2. Supply an object to the icon prop

  const icon = {
    src: '/static/some-icon.png',
    alt: 'My icon',
    title: 'My icon',
  };

  <AppIcon icon={icon} />

3. Pass img as child

<AppIcon>
  <img src="/static/my-icon.png" alt="My icon" />
</AppIcon>

Props

Name Type Description
app string The lowercased name of an app, e.g. "users" or "inventory". It will get the icon from metadata located in the stripes-object which should be available in React Context.
iconKey string A specific icon-key for apps with multiple icons. Defaults to "app" which corresponds to the required default app-icon of an app.
icon object Icon in form of an object
size string Determines the size of the icon. (small, medium, large)
style object For adding custom style to component
className string For adding custom class to component
tag string Choose HTML-element (defaults to a span element)
children element Optionally add icon as child element (img)