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@posthog/icons

v0.9.2

Published

[![NPM](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/@posthog/icons.svg)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@posthog/icons)

Downloads

27,493

Readme

@posthog/icons

NPM

Install

npm install --save @posthog/icons

# or

yarn add @posthog/icons

Usage

import { Logomark } from '@posthog/icons'

const Example = () => {
    return <Logomark />
}

Development

yarn dev

Publishing to NPM

  1. Mark your PR with the appropriate label (e.g. bump patch)
  2. When merged, it will trigger the bump, followed by publishing to npm

Requesting icons

  1. If you see an appropriate icon, use that first
  2. Check the Central Icons Figma file to see if there is anything appropriate (stroke: 1.5, radius: 1.0) and add it to the package. If possible, please:
    1. Convert strokes to outlines in Figma (break apart, select icon, Path → Outline stroke)
    2. Optimize with SVGOMG
    3. When pasting into Icons.tsx, locate where the icon should go alphabetically
    4. After pasting, remove any fills and convert fill-rule and clip-rule to fillRule and clipRule
  3. Create an issue in this repo so Cory can add the same icon to our Figma icon library
  4. React out to Cory if there is something you would like but can't find