An asset pipeline plugin for Rails to easily add the Entypo icon font faces and an initial set of icon classes.
The Entypo pictograms by Daniel Bruce http://www.entypo.com/
are provided in vendor
. These pictograms are licensed under
CC BY 3.0 and the font unter
SIL Open Font License.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'entypo-rails'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Then start your server and open
http://localhost:3000/entypo/charmap
Either use the provided mappings, based on icons-...
and the :before
:
// application.css
*= require entypo
@charset "UTF-8";
<!-- some_template.html... -->
This is cool <i class="icon-thumbs-up"></i>.
Fork it on <i class="icon-social-github"></i>.
or just include the entypo font face and do the mappings yourself, go to
http://localhost:3000/entypo/charmap in your browser for a list of all
unicode codepoints and CSS classes. This is only available in development
mode. Alternatively check out entypo.scss,
the social font is prefixed with .icon-social-
.
// application.css
//= require entypo-fonts
@charset "UTF-8";
// icons.scss (or wherever)
i.cool { font-family: 'entypo' }
i.cool:before { content: "\1F44D"; }
<!-- some_template.html... -->
This is cool <i class="cool"></i>.
Simply add an initializer like e.g. config/initializers/entypo.rb
and add:
Entypo.css_prefix = "my-icon"
After setting a new prefix restart your server and ensure to clear the Rails
asset caches in tmp/cache/asset
, otherwise the new prefix might not be
picked up correctly.
Note: that the value is not checked, thus ensure to use onlu valid CSS class names.
By default entypo-rails only enables the /entypo/charmap
route in the
development environment. To enable it in another environment open the
environment specific configuration file from config/environments/<env>.rb
and append:
# at the end of the file...
Entypo.charmap = true
To use a custom URL for to display the charmap, first disable the automatic
route generation by adding an initializer e.g. config/initializers/entypo.rb
with:
Entypo.charmap = false
Then add a new route to your application's config/routes.rb
file:
Your::Application.routes.draw do
# other routes...
get '/custom/path/to/charmap', to: 'entypo/charmap#index'
end
The prefix icon
clashes with the prefix defined by
bootstrap and thus I'm
not able to use entypo icons.
The prefix can be changed by setting Entypo.css_prefix = "e-icon"
in an
initializer. Ensure that after changing the prefix the caches in
tmp/cache/assets
should be cleared, otherwise it can happen that the prefix
is not picked up during development.
In production, the fonts are digested to entypo- 4a74efb3ed26fe0c57556bcc0b7e871f... Meanhwile it's just entypo.eot in the CSS file, without the digest. Therefore the font cannot be loaded!
When compiling assets ensure to set the correct RAILS_ENV
, otherwise assets
or not digested in the CSS files. See
this discussion for more, or
simply ensure to run:
RAILS_ENV=production rake assets:precompile
3.0.0
- Set minimum requirement to Rails 4.1+
- Fixed deprecation warnings #15
- Fixed entypo font previews at
/entypo/charmap
2.2.3
- Fixed
google-plus
icon names, #16 by @medinarodel
2.2.1
- Ensure .erb files are included within packaged gem
- Fixed route drawing code to enable
/entypo/charmap
again - Added icon prefix option, based on #9 thx @xdite
2.1.0
- Added webkit font smooting #8, by @vojto
2.0.2
- Fix /_entypo/charmap to load correct stylesheet from app/assets
- Switch to use UTF-8 encoded chars, by @michaelkirk
2.0.1
- Rails 4 compatibility: only css & js files are precompiled from vendor/assets
2.0.0
- Breaking: combined entyo and entypo social font, so
entypo-social
font family no longer exists - #2, #3, fixed display issues on Opera
1.0.2
- Bugfix release for Rails asset pipeline
1.0.0
- Initial release, with entypo fonts from 2012-10-31
- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Added some feature'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature
) - Create new Pull Request