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Elm-Avataars - cute avatars for your websites

This a port to elm-svg of fangpenlin/avataaars-generator.

Original art is by Pablo Stanley, original SVG port by Fang-Pen Lin.

Usage

The modules are meant to be imported qualified, with types exposed as needed, you can optionally alias Avataars.XYZ to XYZ for less verbosity.

import Avataaars exposing (Avataaar)
import Avataaars.Accessory as Accessory
import Avataaars.Clothes as Clothes
import Avataaars.Eyebrow as Eyebrow
import Avataaars.Eyes as Eyes
import Avataaars.FacialHair as FacialHair
import Avataaars.Mouth as Mouth
import Avataaars.SkinTone as SkinTone
import Avataaars.Top as Top

avataaar : Avataaar
avataaar =
    { circleBg = True
    , skinTone = SkinTone.black
    , clothes = Clothes.BlazerShirt
    , face =
        { mouth = Mouth.Default
        , eyes = Eyes.Default
        , eyebrow = Eyebrow.Default
        }
    , top = Top.TopAccessoryFacialHair Top.NoHair Accessory.Blank FacialHair.Blank
    }

view : Svg msg
view =
    Avataaars.view
        { width = 264
        , height = 280
        }
        avataaar

Some notes:

  • HairColor, HatColor and Clothes.Color are synonyms for String, and the modules HairColor, HatColor and Clothes expose the "default" ones defined in the original code;
  • have a look at the examples folder for a complete example of an elm-ui Avataaar editor.

Contributing

Please, PLEASE, help me write better docs and examples, generalize some colors and simplify the generated SVG.

Gladly accepting PRs.