@ajbogh / @chiwoojo
This will reduce the production build asset size of react-digraph by 68% ☝️

There are 4 failing tests with the following error:

 FAIL  __tests__/components/graph-controls.test.js
  ● Test suite failed to run

    TypeError: First argument must be a string

      at HTMLReactParser (node_modules/html-react-parser/index.js:17:11)
      at Object.<anonymous> (src/components/graph-controls.js:768:177)
      at Object.<anonymous> (__tests__/components/graph-controls.test.js:9:22)

Log out faExpand:

import faExpand from '@fortawesome/fontawesome-free/svgs/solid/expand.svg';
const steps = 100; // Slider steps
console.log(faExpand);

console.log result:

console.log src/components/graph-controls.js:26
      {}

Just noticed that you used @fortawesome. Not sure if the namespace should be an awesome fort, or an awesome font.

It still didn't work with the namespace changed to @fontawesome.

@ajbogh I was confused by the same @FortAwesome thing, but it appears that that's fontawesome's parent branding.

Weird, I thought I had the tests working, but it looks like that might have been before I was explicitly importing the svg asset. It looks like the issue is actually just jest not knowing how to import the asset. I added an icon mock that fixes the test issue 👇.

As a secondary precaution, I manually greped dist/main.min.js for the svg expand icon asset. It's forsure included properly, but jest seems to not be great at knowing how to handle certain types of assets.

Great work on this. I checked it out and it looks good. Thanks!