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spfyui

v0.1.2

Published

cli tool tool to manage react icons and components...

Downloads

167

Readme

SPFYUI

Why spfyui ?

  • SpfyUI solves the problem of limited icon sets and bloated packages in React projects by letting you dynamically add icons or UI components from various providers as needed, avoiding unnecessary codebase clutter.
  • Key Benefits

    • Dynamic Integration
    • Reduced Bloat
    • Unified Interface

Preview

preview

How to use ?

-- Install spfyui globally.

npm i spfyui -g

-- Go to your react project and initialize spfyui

spfyui init

-- Now you are ready to go


you can download any svg icon from general category : Icons/general

icons/general

Commands

  • Add icon. add | a
spfyui add ri:github-line #<provider>:<iconname>
  • List icons.
spfyui list # icons installed in current project.
spfyui list <provider> # icons installed from specefic provider.
spfyui list -g #All icons
  • Remove icon rm || remove
spfyui rm ri:github-line

Hooray you are all set now you can create a react project and use spfyui.

Example: -- spfyui init This sets up necessary utils files and path to icon dir inside src/assets -- you can download any svg icon from general category : Icons/general -- spfyui add ri:github-line

TODOs

  • [x] Add add Feature: Implemented the functionality to add icons or components.
  • [x] extend add Feature: Support to svg icons with multiple path data.
  • [x] Add init Command: Set up the initial project configuration.
  • [x] Add rm Feature: Implement functionality to remove icons or components.
  • [x] Add Listing Commands:
    • [x] list: List all installed icons in the current project.
    • [x] list <povider>: List all installed icons by provider.
    • [x] list -g: List all installed icons globally.
  • [ ] Add support to emojies.
  • [ ] Add Component Support: Extend functionality to support UI components