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@suitejs/icons

v0.4.0

Published

svg icon sets for react

Downloads

19

Readme

icons

npm (scoped) David

A unified collection of SVG icons built for React.

Installation

$ npm install --save @suitejs/icons

Usage

Icon sets are located in name-spaced directories. You can use named imports (if your toolchain supports tree-shaking or dead-code elimination), or import icon modules individually:

import { SpFacebook } from '@suitejs/icons/sp';

or

import SpFacebook from '@suitejs/icons/sp/Facebook';

ℹ️ You can find all import paths in the docs.


If you are using CommonJS modules, you will find them under the /lib directory:

var SpFacebook = require('@suitejs/icons/lib/sp').SpFacebook;

If your environment supports ES6 destructuring syntax:

var { SpFacebook, SpYouTube } = require('@suitejs/icons/lib/sp');

You can also access modules individually:

var SpYouTube = require('@suitejs/icons/lib/sp/YouTube');

Configuration

icons uses icon-base to set common settings. You can configure global settings for all your icons via React's context API. You can roll your own 'provider', or use the IconProvider from the icon-base package.

Global settings can be overriden inline:

<CheckBox fill="#000000" size="0.75em" aria-hidden={false} />

To see what defaults are applied, refer to the icon-base documentation.

Sets

| Name | Location | | --- | --- | | Social Platforms | @suitejs/icons/sp | | Material Design | @suitejs/icons/md | | Developer | @suitejs/icons/dv

Goals

The goal for this library, is to provide commonly used icons in a uniform format. You should be free to mix and match icons from different sets and expect them to behave/render in a consistent manner.

All icons are set up on a 48 × 48 grid. They have all been scaled to achieve as consistent a weighting across the board as possible.