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Extracted sprite example

Extract SVG sprite as separate file with extract: true option (see webpack config). When loader is in extract mode, the returning value is extracted sprite file URL with symbol id at the end, e.g. sprite.svg#symbolId. This makes possible to use SVG stacking technique which supported by most of browsers except of Safari (both desktop and mobile) and Android browser prior to 4.4.4.

Demo

Import from JS

Input

import './logo.svg';

Output

module.exports = 'sprite.svg#logo-usage';

Import from CSS

Input

.logo {background: url('./logo.svg')}

Output

.logo {background: url('sprite.svg#logo-usage')}

Import from HTML

Input

<img src="./logo.svg" alt="">

Output

<img src="sprite.svg#logo-usage" alt="">