@marianmeres/icons-fns
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Icon svgs wrapped as functions.
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@marianmeres/icons-fns
Icon svgs from various providers wrapped as functions (with props argument) returning the icon svg string. Each icon function lives in a separate file and is typed.
All credit (and copyright) belongs to these icon providers:
Thanks for the amazing work.
Install
npm i @marianmeres/icons-fns
Usage
Each icon function is prefixed with the vendor name (and icon type where applicable):
- Bootstrap:
iconBs
- Boxicons:
iconBx
- Bytesize:
iconBytesizeRegular
,iconBytesizeSolid
- Feather:
iconFeather
- Font Awesome Icons (Free):
iconFaRegular
,iconFaSolid
- Heroicons:
iconHeroMini
,iconHeroOutline
,iconHeroSolid
- Phosphoricons:
iconPhBold
,iconPhDuotone
,iconPhFill
,iconPhLight
,iconPhRegular
,iconPhThin
Signature for all icon functions is:
iconPrefixIconName(props?: Partial<{
size: number;
class: string;
style: string;
// stroke-width is supported only for "Feather" and "Bytesize"
strokeWidth: number;
}>): string;
so the actual usage example may look like:
import { iconHeroMiniAcademicCap } from '@marianmeres/icons-fns/heroicons/mini/iconHeroMiniAcademicCap.js';
const svg = iconHeroMiniAcademicCap({
class: 'inline-block',
size: 32,
style: 'color: blue;',
});
// svg now contains:
// <svg class='inline-block' width="32" height="32" style="color: blue;" ... >...</svg>
All functions are typed, so your IDE should be able to typehint:
Related
- https://github.com/marianmeres/emoji-fns