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@ucd-lib/cork-icon-set-generator

v0.2.4

Published

Create iron-icon set from folder of svg icons

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Readme

cork-icon-set-generator

Create iron-iconset or ucdlib-iconset from a folder of svg icons.

Given a directory, the generator will crawl a folder for all svg files, extract their contents, and merge them into either a single

  1. iron-iconset-svg set file which can be used by iron-icon, or
  2. ucdlib-iconset file which can be used from ucdlib-icon

Install

npm install -g @ucd-lib/cork-icon-set-generator

Usage

cork-icon-set-generator <icon-set-name> <directory>

  • icon-set-name: name of the icon set, the file will be named this as well
  • directory: directory to crawl
  • -u: generate a ucdlib-iconset instead of iron-iconset-svg
  • -v: copy the viewbox from source svg icons if it exists.
  • -h: generate an html file with the iconset instead of a js file
  • --label: adds a custom friendly label to ucdlib-iconset

Font Awesome

Font Awesome (FA) icons can be incorporated into a cork-icon-set by doing the following before running the above command:

  1. Including a font-awesome.yaml file in the root of your icon directory
  2. Installing the FA icons with npm install --save @fortawesome/fontawesome-free

The font-awesome.yaml is a config file that details what icons should be extracted. It is generated by the FA subsetter app. However, you can create a file without the app. The format lists the icon name and the iconset within icons i.e.:

icons:
  - chevron-right:
      - solid
  - twitter:
      - brands

If you want to use a whole FA set, use sets:

sets:
  - solid
icons:
  - twitter:
    - brands

This only works for the free icons.