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@atom-learning/icons

v1.20.0

Published

This package exports the [Ikonate](https://ikonate.com/) icon set as React components alongside custom icons specific to Atom Learning.

Downloads

156

Readme

Icons

This package exports the Ikonate icon set as React components alongside custom icons specific to Atom Learning.

Installation & usage

yarn add @atom-learning/icons
import { Danger } from '@atom-learning/icons'

const Component = () => (
  <Danger />
)

To use alongside the @atom-learning/components package, you can combine any imported icon with the Icon primitive to provide a set of default sizes and props for styling.

import { Icon } from '@atom-learning/components'
import { Danger } from '@atom-learning/icons'

const Component = () => (
  <Icon is={Danger} css={{ color: 'red' }} size="lg" />
)

Contributing

Custom SVG icons can be added to ./src and will automatically be bundled. When adding to the custom icon set you must follow the following guidelines:

  • The viewBox must be 0 0 24 24 and no height or width should be set
  • Visually the contents of the icon should work when stroke-width: 2 and fill: none are applied

You can remove all attributes that we default to in our @atom-learning/components Icon component to save on file size:

  • fill (default fill="none")
  • stroke (default stroke="currentcolor")
  • stroke-linecap (default stroke-linecap="round")
  • stroke-linejoin (default stroke-linejoin="round")
  • stroke-width (default stroke-width="2")

However, you may include these if necessary if you need to override these default styles used above, e.g. fill="currentColor" and stroke-width="0" for a filled path