Can't get prefixClassNames to work

[jonascarlbaum]

Hi,

I'm having issues where many (all) svg icons have the same class names, but different styles on them.
I'm using { prefixIds: true } to enable that plugin. By default it looks like that also would mean that it should have prefixClassNames: true.

I can't figure out how to make the prefixing of class names to work — do you have any suggestion on how to configure this?

Might it be onlyMatchedOnce in plugin that is making this not work?

How do I configure the prefixIds-plugin?
Reading your documentation it seems like adding plugins is more or less adding { pluginName: true } in svgoOptions.plugins-array!? Or should I replace true with a plugin-option-object?

[jonascarlbaum]

Or is it your _fixIds in utils that is doing this and you need to add _fixClasses or something to make this work?

When testing it seems that I prefixIds-plugin does pretty much no difference, it's seems like it's your _fixIds that is doing the id-magic...

Is it possible to make a _fixClassNames or something that's inlining them?

I tried different plugins, but almost none seems to do as I wish.

            new SvgStore({
                prefix: 'icon--',
                svgoOptions: {
                    plugins: [
                        { cleanupIDs: false },
                        { collapseGroups: false },
                        { removeTitle: true },
                        //{ prefixIds: true },
                        //{ inlineStyles: true },
                        //{ convertStyleToAttrs: true },
                        //{ removeStyleElement: true },
                    ],
                },
            }),

However, the removeStyleElement does what it says.

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I'm starting to like this webpack plugin, so it would be nice if we could put in any svg and just configure this correctly, not having to send the svg:s back to the customer and asking them to export inline styled versions — my guess is that it's possible, that I do something wrong!?

[jonascarlbaum]

I tried a hacky (not perfect at all) version, added a _fixClassNames directly in my node_modules/webpack-svgstore-plugin/src/helpers/utils.js, as a proof-of-concept.

/**
 * Fix classes
 * @param  {object} obj
 * @param  {string} id
 * @return {void}
 */
const _fixClassNames = function(obj, id) {
  if (obj.attribs && obj.attribs.class) {
    obj.attribs.class = [id, obj.attribs.class].join('-');
  }

  if (obj.type === 'text' && obj.parent.type === 'style' && obj.parent.name === 'style') {
    var result = [];
    var parts = obj.data.split('.');
    for (var i = 0; i < parts.length; i++) {
      var part = '.' + parts[i];
      var match = /(\.[^\{\}]*\{[^\{\}]*\})*/g.exec(part);
      
      if (match.length > 1 && match[1])
        result.push('.' + id + '-' + parts[i]);
    }
    
    obj.data = result.join('');
  }
};

And in _parseSVG calling that directly after _fixIds-call:

      // add ids
      _fixIds(obj, id);
      // prefix classNames
      _fixClassNames(obj, id);

It did solve my issues, maybe not a perfect solution. But I rather like it to be solved by svgoOptions if possible...