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lucide-mui

v0.456.0

Published

Lucide icons compatible with MUI

Downloads

2,159

Readme

Lucide Icons for MUI

This package provides Lucide icons as React components designed for use with Material UI, so that they can be used in the same way icons from @mui/icons-material are used.

Installation

You can use either npm or yarn:

Using npm:

npm install lucide-mui

Using yarn:

yarn add lucide-mui

Usage

lucide-mui is built with ES modules so it's completely tree-shakable. Each icon can be imported as a react component.

All icons can be imported using their names from the Lucide documentation, converted to PascalCase. For example, arrow-left-circle becomes ArrowLeftCircle

import { ArrowLeftCircle } from 'lucide-mui';

You can then use these icons anywhere as you would material icons

<Button startIcon={<ArrowLeftCircle/>}>Click me</Button>

They also support all props of the SvgIcon Material UI component:

<ArrowLeftCircle color="primary" sx={{mx: 2}}/>

Versioning

The version is automatically kept in sync with lucide

Contributing

All contributions welcome. Contributions/requests for new/updated icons should be directed to the lucide project: https://github.com/lucide-icons/lucide

FAQs

Whats the difference between this and lucide-react?

Lucide-react provides React components, however these components don't integrate seamlessly with Material UI, requiring extra work to use them in place of material icons.

What icons are available?

All lucide icons are available, and this package will be updated whenever new icons are added to lucide. This package is not intended to add any additional or custom icons.