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@substrate-system/icons

v0.1.8

Published

Icons as web components

Downloads

948

Readme

icons

tests types module semantic versioning license

Icons as web components.

This package does not register component names. See the use section for more information.

See a live demonstration.

install

npm i -S @substrate-system/icons

components

Visible in the src folder. The filename corresponds to the default component name.

  • @substrate-system/icons/eye-regular
  • @substrate-system/icons/eye-slash
  • @substrate-system/icons/edit-square
  • @substrate-system/icons/edit-pencil

API

This exposes ESM and common JS via package.json exports field.

ESM

import '@substrate-system/icons/eye-regular'

Common JS

require('@substrate-system/icons/eye-regular')

use

In the interest of interoperability, we do not register any components, you will need to call customElements.define('comonent-name', ComponentClass) yourself:

import { EditSquare } from '@substrate-sustem/icons'

customElements.define('component-name', EditSquare)

Or call the helper function, regiser:

import { register } from '@substrate-system/icons'

// this will load and register all components,
// using the default component names
register()

Or register components individually, with the default names:

import { regiser } from '@substrate-system/icons/edit-pencil'

// this will register with the default component name, 'edit-pencil'
register()

See the isRegistered helper function in @substrate/web-component for help with name collisions.

JS

import '@substrate-system/icons/eye-regular'

Attributes

Pass in a title attribute to change the svg title. If title is omitted, it will render with a default title.

HTML

<div>
    <eye-regular title="See something"></eye-regular>
</div>

pre-built JS

This package exposes minified JS files too. Copy them to a location that is accessible to your web server, then link to them in HTML.

copy

cp ./node_modules/@substrate-system/icons/dist/eye-regular.min.js ./public

HTML

<script type="module" src="./eye-regular.min.js"></script>

See Also

Credits

These icons come from the free SVG files of fontawesome.