npm install svelte-svg-transform

• Import in your component and pass it your SVG
• Import your Icon's raw markup
• Pass the icon to the component and transform it using props

// important! include the ?raw at the end of your SVG import
import MyIcon from '../path/to/icon.svg?raw';
// component is default exported so you can call it whatever you want!
import SvgTransform from 'svelte-svg-transform';

<span class="text-red-500">
	<SvgTransform
		svg={MyIcon}
		width={32}
		strokeWidth={3}
		stroke="currentColor"
	/>
</span>;
// => outputs a 32px x 32px INLINE svg
// => with 3px thick stroke of same color as parent's text

The component exposes some props that make it easier to manipulate SVG type files. Make sure to pass your SVG's raw markup to the component like so:

import SvgIcon from 'svelte-svg-transform';
import MyIcon from '../path/to/icon.svg?raw';

<SvgIcon svg={MyIcon} />;

From there you can use these props on the component:

Type: string (svg markup) Required

Accepts only raw svg markup that you want to transform.

Type: number Default: 20

Sets svg's width to desired pixels.

Type: number Default: Same as width

Sets svg's height to desired pixels, if not passed will use the same as width.

Type: string

Override any hard-coded fill colors except none

Type: string

Override any hard-coded stroke colors except none

Type: number Range: 0-1 Optional

Change svg's internal fill-opacity properties (except none) to any value you want.

Type: number Optional

Change svg's internal stroke-width properties (except none) to any value you want.

Type: string Optional

Change svg's internal stroke-line-cap properties (except none) to any value you want.

Type: number Range: 0-1 Optional

Change svg's internal stroke-opacity properties (except none) to any value you want.

MIT