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svelte-hero-icons

v5.2.0

Published

Heroicons for Svelte (Project based on heroicons)

Downloads

12,395

Readme

If you want to use more Icons Packs and components for multiple Frameworks (React, Vue, Lit and more), check out @steeze-ui/icons which is meant as a successor to svelte-hero-icons:

What is @steeze-ui/Icons ?

  • Icon Components for various frameworks (svelte, lit, solid and react)
  • Icon Packs (e.g heroicons, radix-icons, feathericons and more)
  • A template to create your own publishable Icon Pack
  • Now lives under an org that will focus on more ui tools for svelte

Description

  • complete heroicons set optimized for svelte
  • programatically change solid or outline version based on the solid attribute (solid, mini, micro)
  • fully typed for a great IDE experience
  • works out of the box with SvelteKit
  • SSR compatible (no JS is needed for the client to display the icon)

Installation

  • install as devDependency

Example for npm

npm i -D svelte-hero-icons

Configuration

SvelteKit

  • svelte-hero-icons should work with SvelteKit without any configuration
  • If you have any problems, this could help adding to your vite.config.js:
ssr: {
   noExternal: ["svelte-hero-icons"],
 }

Usage

  • Default is Outline version of icon
  • Use solid attribute for Solid Icons
<script>
  // Only import what you need!
  import { Icon, ArrowUp, Filter } from "svelte-hero-icons";
</script>
<!-- default it's using the outline version of this icon -->
<Icon src="{Filter}" />

<!-- use solid attribute to display the solid version of this icon -->
<Icon src="{Filter}" solid />

<!-- use mini attribute to display the mini version of this icon -->
<Icon src="{Filter}" mini />

<!-- use micro attribute to display the micro version of this icon -->
<Icon src="{Filter}" micro />

<!-- in this (rather unusual) case solid will have the precedence -->
<Icon src="{Filter}" solid mini />

<!-- use size attribute to set icon size (32 -> 32px | 2rem | 100% == default ) -->
<Icon src="{ArrowUp}" size="32" />

<!-- use Windi CSS or tailwindcss classes directly -->
<Icon src="{Filter}" class="h-6 text-red-500 w-6" />

Use with types

<script>
  import { Icon, Filter, type IconSource } from "svelte-hero-icons";
  export let icon:IconSource = Filter
</script>

<Icon src="{icon}" solid />

Author

This package is based on heroicons

See all available icons here: https://github.com/refactoringui/heroicons