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iconberry

v2.0.0

Published

A tool to convert SVG icons to React components

Downloads

75

Readme

Iconberry

Iconberry is a tool to convert SVG icons to React components. It allows you to specify input and output directories for your SVG files and generates TypeScript React components from them.

Installation

To install Iconberry, run the following command:

npm install iconberry

Configuration

Iconberry uses a configuration file named icon.config.js to specify the input and output directories for your SVG files. By default, the configuration file looks like this:

// icon.config.js
const iconconfig = {
    source: "public/icons",
    output: "src/components/icons",
};

module.exports = iconconfig;

When you install Iconberry, a default icon.config.js file will be created in the root directory of your project if it doesn't already exist. You can customize this file to specify your own input and output directories.

Usage

  1. Place your SVG files in the directory specified by the source field in icon.config.js. By default, this is public/icons.

  2. Run the build script to convert the SVG files to React components:

npm run build
  1. Find the generated components in the directory specified by the output field in icon.config.js. By default, this is src/components/icons.

Example

Here is an example of how to use Iconberry:

  1. Install Iconberry:
npm install iconberry
  1. Customize the configuration (optional):

Edit the icon.config.js file in the root directory of your project to specify your own input and output directories:

// icon.config.js
const iconconfig = {
    source: "assets/svg-icons",
    output: "components/svg-icons",
};

module.exports = iconconfig;
  1. Place your SVG files in the assets/svg-icons directory.

  2. Run the build script:

npm run build
  1. Find the generated components in the components/svg-icons directory.

License

This project is licensed under the ISC License.