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@covisint/cui-icons

v1.4.2

Published

Icon Library for core Covisint UI use.

Downloads

7

Readme

Cui-Icons

Icon Library for Core Covisint UI Functionality

Adding Icons to the Covisint UI Icon Library

  1. Add your icons to src/resources/logos or src/resource/icons depending on what type of icon you're adding.
  2. Jenkins will run node generateSvgList.js and grunt build which will compile all the icons into 2 different output files - dist/icons/icons-out.svg and dist/logos/logos-out.svg. These will be availabe to consumers of this library (bower install --save cui-icons).

Notes:

  • Your icons will need to follow a certain syntax to be accepted by the build task:
    1. No hardcoded fills (or it won't be customizable with css)
    2. All the paths should be wrapped in a group with an id equal to its filename. (everything outside of that group will be ignored)

Usage

Replace #covisint-logo with the name of your svg and set viewBox to your svg's size.

<svg class="cui-header__svg-logo" viewBox="0 0 640 124"><use xlink:href="bower_components/cui-icons/dist/logos/logos-out.svg#covisint-logo"></use></svg>