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@acronis-platform/icons-sprite

v0.2.0

Published

Optimized SVG sprites (combined / monocolor / multicolor) generated from @acronis-platform/icons-svg.

Downloads

81

Readme

@acronis-platform/icons-sprite

Optimized SVG sprites generated from @acronis-platform/icons-svg. Three flavors are produced into sprites/ and committed:

| File | Contents | <use> id prefix | | ---------------------- | ---------------------------------- | ----------------- | | iconsprite.svg | All icons (monocolor + multicolor) | m- / c- | | iconsprite-mono.svg | Monocolor icons only | m- | | iconsprite-multi.svg | Multicolor icons only | c- |

  • Monocolor symbols have their fills rewritten to currentColor, so they inherit the CSS color of the element.
  • Multicolor symbols keep their original colors.
  • Symbol ids follow \<prefix>-\<icon-name>--\<size>, e.g. m-add--16, c-status-ok--24.

Usage

Inline <use>

<!-- Reference a symbol from the external sprite file -->
<svg class="icon" style="color: #0073e6;">
  <use href="/path/to/iconsprite-mono.svg#m-add--16" />
</svg>

Import the sprite URL (bundler)

import monoSprite from '@acronis-platform/icons-sprite/iconsprite-mono.svg';
import multiSprite from '@acronis-platform/icons-sprite/iconsprite-multi.svg';

// <use href={`${monoSprite}#m-add--16`} />

React

import sprite from '@acronis-platform/icons-sprite/iconsprite.svg';

export function Icon({
  id,
  size = 24,
  ...props
}: {
  id: string;
  size?: number;
}) {
  return (
    <svg width={size} height={size} {...props}>
      <use href={`${sprite}#${id}`} />
    </svg>
  );
}

// <Icon id="m-add--16" /> · <Icon id="c-status-ok--24" />

A standalone browser demo lives in demo.html — open it directly (no build step) to browse and test icons.

Building

pnpm --filter @acronis-platform/icons-sprite build

scripts/generate-sprite.ts reads @acronis-platform/icons-svg's monocolor-icons/ and multicolor-icons/ sources, wraps each into a <symbol>, and SVGO-optimizes the result. The generated sprites/*.svg files are committed, so consumers don't need to build. Re-run the build whenever the upstream icons change (e.g. after an icons-svg Figma sync).

Accessibility

Give meaningful icons a label, and hide decorative ones:

<svg class="icon" role="img" aria-label="Add"><use href="#m-add--16" /></svg>
<svg class="icon" aria-hidden="true"><use href="#m-add--16" /></svg>