A set of beautiful svg social icons. Easily used in React. No images or external css dependencies.
Here are the available icons.
By default, pass the url
of your social network, and the icon will be detected from the url.
<SocialIcon url="http://linkedin.com/in/jaketrent" />
If you have a need to specify the network, you can. If you don't specify a url, your
href
attribute will be omitted. You can include props for both url
and network
. The network
prop takes precedence.
<SocialIcon url="http://jaketrent.com" network="tumblr" />
You can override the fill color associated with the network with the color
prop.
<SocialIcon network="twitter" color="#ff5a01" />
The full code required to render.
var React = require('react');
var { SocialIcon } = require('react-social-icons');
React.render(<SocialIcon url="http://linkedin.com/in/jaketrent" />, document.body);
As a convenience api for rendering a collection of icons, <SocialIcons />
is provided.
You can easily render a set of social icons from an array of urls
. Notice: the default icon is displayed for the url (jaketrent.com
) that is from an unsupported network.
var urls = [
'http://jaketrent.com',
'http://twitter.com/jaketrent',
'http://linkedin.com/in/jaketrent',
'http://www.pinterest.com/jaketrent/artsy-fartsy/'
];
<SocialIcons urls={urls} />
Or set a uniform color across your icons. Look at that nice, tight set of icons!
<SocialIcons urls={urls} color="black" />
Witness the beautiful SVG in action.
Note: this library injects on-page style
tags into the head
. This is great because you don't have to import any additional stylesheet to support this library. But more specificity in selectors will be required when overriding default styles from external stylesheets.
<SocialIcon network="pinterest" style={{ height: 25, width: 25 }} />
<SocialIcon network="pinterest" style={{ height: 50, width: 50 }} />
<SocialIcon network="pinterest" style={{ height: 100, width: 100 }} />
<SocialIcon network="pinterest" style={{ height: 200, width: 200 }} />
If you're interested in adding additional networks or helping make the library better, fork it on github and let the code fly!