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azure-react-icons

v0.10.1

Published

React Components for Azure Cloud Icons

Downloads

206

Readme

Azure React Icons

npm types

Azure Icons based on SVG format in the form of React Components, to simplify adding the icons on your React applications.

Disclaimer these icons are based on the Microsoft Cloud and Enterprise Symbol Set Version 2.6, for their usage in User Interfaces you need to request permission on [email protected].

Getting started

Install the components using npm or Yarn

npm i --save azure-react-icons
# or 
yarn add azure-react-icons

Usage

Simply import the component into your file:

import {APIManagement} from 'azure-react-icons';

And use it as any other react component:

<APIManagement size={128}/>

Final result:

Contributing

You found an issue or there is an icon missing? Here is how you can help:

  1. Follow up on the Setup Guide.
  2. Add your icon and make your change,
  3. Open a PR :wink:

Feedback

Request new icons or file bugs under our Github Issues.

:construction: The components for this library are auto generated and some of them may contain issues, please report those.