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@nulogy/icons

v4.34.1

Published

A collection of Nulogy's svg icons

Downloads

844

Readme

@nulogy/icons

This is a collection of Material Icons that are used by Nulogy applications. This package is already imported into the <Icon /> component of the @nulogy/components, and the icons here can be chosen with the icon prop.

npm (scoped)

📦 Installation

If you don't have access to the React component, you can install these directly:

$ yarn add @nulogy/icons

They can then be used in your application like any other .svg.

➕ Adding a new icon

To find and add a new icon:

  1. Search Material Icons for the icon you need
  2. In Figma, use the Material Design Icons plugin to add the icon to a document. Export the icon as SVG
  3. Clone this repo (git clone https://github.com/nulogy/nds-icons.git)
  4. Place SVG in assets/ folder with the desired icon name (in camelCase)
  5. Commit the changes using a conventional commits message
  6. Submit PR

💬 Questions