How does this compare to using SVGR that's built-in with create react app v2. You can import the svg file as a React component in one line:
import { ReactComponent as Icon } from '. /icons/icon.svg'
react-svg lets you dynamically import SVG files so you can spec the SVG file name in the Icon name prop and it'll do the rest :)
react-svg
Oh right, that's an excellent benefit. Now the post title makes sense :D. Thanks a lot!
Glad I could help!
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How does this compare to using SVGR that's built-in with create react app v2. You can import the svg file as a React component in one line:
react-svglets you dynamically import SVG files so you can spec the SVG file name in the Icon name prop and it'll do the rest :)Oh right, that's an excellent benefit. Now the post title makes sense :D. Thanks a lot!
Glad I could help!