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@abw/badger-icon

v0.1.0

Published

SVG Icon rendering for React

Downloads

309

Readme

badger-icon

This module implements a React component for rendering SVG icons.

What makes this unique is that icon names can have modifiers to change the orientation, size, position and style properties of the icon. For example, if you have an arrow icon defined, pointing up, then specifying the name as arrow-right will rotate it through 90 degrees to point to the right.

Similarly, arrow-thick will increase the stroke width and arrow-thin will reduce it.

See the website for full documentation and examples.

Getting Started

Add the @abw/badger-icon module to your project using your favourite package manager.

## using npm
$ npm add @abw/badger-icon

## using yarn
$ yarn add @abw/badger-icon

## using pnpm
$ pnpm add @abw/badger-icon

You can then import the modules and start using them.

import { Icon } from '@abw/badger-icon'

const YourComponent = () =>
  <Icon name="arrow-right"/>

export default YourComponent

Notes for Maintainers

Check out the repository.

$ git clone https://github.com/abw/badger-icon.git
$ cd badger-icon

Install the dependencies.

$ pnpm install

To run the development server.

$ pnpm dev

To run the tests.

$ pnpm test

To build for production.

$ pnpm build

To build just the library code for production.

$ pnpm build:lib

To build just the the documentation.

$ pnpm build:docs

To preview the documentation.

$ pnpm preview

Check source code for formatting errors.

$ pnpm lint

Author

Andy Wardley