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@konturio/default-icons

v2.4.0

Published

This module contain React components which contain SVG element.

Downloads

441

Readme

Default icons

This module contain React components which contain SVG element.

SVG elements based on Material design icons and exported with Figma design tool from icon font.

How to add new icon manually

  • Create SVG icon and export it
  • Open SVG file with text editor or IDE
  • Copy content
  • Create {NewName}Icon.tsx file in src/icons directory
  • Past content from SVG file to {NewName}Icon.tsx
  • and bring to the following form:
import React, { FC } from 'react';

const CloseIcon: FC = (props: React.SVGProps<SVGSVGElement>) => (
  <svg width="14" height="14" viewBox="0 0 14 14" {...props}>
    <path
      d="M13.9844 1.42188L8.40625 7L13.9844 12.5781L12.5781 13.9844L7 8.40625L1.42188 13.9844L0.015625 12.5781L5.59375 7L0.015625 1.42188L1.42188 0.015625L7 5.59375L12.5781 0.015625L13.9844 1.42188Z"
      fill="currentColor"
    />
  </svg>
);

export default React.memo(CloseIcon);

Alternatives

Material icons

You can get all icons from external packages as Material icons

React Icons

Include popular icons in your React projects easly with react-icons, which utilizes ES6 imports that allows you to include only the icons that your project is using.

SVGR

It can help you to transform SVGs into React components.

You can choose the way you prefer:

  • SVGR can be run from the CLI
  • SVGR can be used as a webpack loader, this way you can import your SVG directly as a React Component

Export icons from Figma

Before export icons, you will need to generate a Personal Access Token in Figma.

  1. Open Figma Files
  2. Click your name at the top left and go to the Settings tab.
  3. Under Personal Access Tokens, click Create a new personal access token.
  4. Copy this token. This is your Figma API key.

Copy the token. Now you can start export!

export FIGMA_TOKEN=<personalAccessToken> or on Windows set FIGMA_TOKEN=<personalAccessToken> npm run figma:export

You also can save this token in .env.local file in the root with content FIGMA_TOKEN=<personalAccessToken>

So next time you need to export icons you can run another command to reuse this token npm run figma:export-env