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@celcomdesign/iconography

v2.1.1

Published

Prisma 2 Iconography

Downloads

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Maintainers

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Readme

Prisma Icons

Quick start

The index.html list all the icons available.

SVG icons

The SVG folder contains the icons as separate SVG files.

Usage

External image

Copy the Prisma Icons SVGs to your directory of choice and reference them like normal images with the <img> element.

<img src="./svg/logo/logo-celcom-life.svg" alt="" width="32" height="32" title="Celcom Life"/>

Sprite

If you prefer using SVG sprites, it's available in sprite folder. To insert your icons as inline SVGs (with the <use> element), copy the <svg> element (that contains symbol definitions) from the source of the index.html file, below your own HTML's <body> tag. After copying this SVG, you can reference your glyphs like the following:

<svg class="icon" aria-hidden="true" width="32" height="32"><use xlink:href="./sprite/prisma-icons.symbol.svg#home-dashboard"></use></svg>

It's currently limited to normal icons, colored icons and expressive icons only.

Known issues

To do

A lot of manual work currently. Will need to automate most of the things.

Current publishing method :

npm run publish -> npm run svgtofont -> copy HTML codes manually

Changelog

Version 2.0.3 (Updated July 2021)

  • Added 17 new icons and expressive
  • Fix renaming icons

Version 2.0.2 (Updated May 2021)

  • Added 6 icons
  • Fix "appointment" & "no-wall-hacking" icons
  • Automated sprites generate (@twbs/svg-sprite)
  • Manually include icons in HTML (svgtofont)

Version 2.0.1 (Updated May 2021)

  • Added 10+ icons, expressive and logos
  • Clean up duplicates and copies
  • Fix Celcom logos
  • Manual work to generate sprites and HTML

Version 2.0.0 (Released Nov 2020)

  • Initial release