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@videoamp/videoamp-icons

v0.1.10

Published

A suite of Material Design inspired icons used in the VideoAmp Console.

Downloads

11

Readme

VideoAmp Icons

A suite of Material Design inspired icons used in the VideoAmp Console. These icons were created by Kaleho Naki.

Installing

Assuming you have NodeJS, NPM, yarn, and Bower installed globally just open up a terminal, navigate to your projects root directory and then execute

Install via Bower

$ bower install videoamp-icons --save

Install via Yarn

$ yarn add @videoamp/videoamp-icons

Usage

Usage via Bower

There are several files in the css/ subdirectory. Import them in your project to have access to "videoamp-icons" font face:

  • videoamp-icons.css - whole font family compiled to CSS
  • videoamp-icons.less - whole font family in LESS

Usage via Yarn

Add this line into your CSS

@import "../node_modules/@videoamp/videoamp-icons/style.css";

If your project is WebPack configured, it should automatically compile into the correct folder when building your project

HTML (using CSS classes)

<span class="va-icon va-icon-channel_video"></span>

HTML (using ligatures)

<span class="va-icon">va_channel_video</span>

Glyphs

List of available glyphs can be found on the home page

Contact

VideoAmp Front End

License

Copyright (c) 2017 VideoAmp and other contributors. Licensed under the MIT License