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@dataloop-ai/icons

v3.0.178

Published

The icons repo of DataLoop

Downloads

1,136

Readme

DL Icons icons version

This is a Dataloop created icon pack.

It contains both SVG files and font files generated using Icomoon tool

How to install

Our icons pack can be found in the public NPM registry and can be installed with the following command:

npm i @dataloop-ai/icons

How to use Icons in the code

You can use the icons in two main ways.

  1. Loading the css fonts and using the css selectors

    In order to load the CSS font files you can simply import the style

    import '@dataloop-ai/icons/style.css'

    This will make sure you have loaded the glpyh selectors

    Next its simple way of using it in an <i> tag

    <i class="icon-dl-dot"></i>
  2. Using the SVG files

    Just load the svg file into an <image> tag and point to it.

    <img src="node_modules/@dataloop-ai/icons/assets/ai.svg" />