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@faulty/gdq-icons

v0.12.0

Published

Icons to support the GDQ Design System

Downloads

2

Readme

gdq-icons

Icons are largely taken from https://remixicon.com/. Rather than importing the library and trying to wrap every icon component, we just copy the SVG directly (since it's available), and enable standardized props to control them.

This also means we can add various other icons from different systems as needed (e.g., for specific brand logos), and have better control over the icon props (e.g., adding accessibility props, like aria-hidden by default).

All icons have their respective copyright license referenced at the top of the file.

Usage

Every icon is available as its own component, and should be imported as such to avoid importing additional icons unnecessarily.

import {ChevronDown} from '@faulty/gdq-icons/ChevronDown';

Eventually a common file might be introduced to support tree shaking.