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@ailabs-yating/react-material-symbols-w400-s24-rounded

v1.0.3

Published

A comprehensive React icon set featuring Material Symbols. Each icon is typed with an embedded base64 image, enabling IDEs to display a visual preview on hover for an enhanced developer experience.

Readme

Material Symbols for React

A comprehensive library of Material Symbols for React, offering both normal and filled icon sets in a single, easy-to-use package.

Installation

Install your desired package variant using npm or yarn:

npm install @ailabs-yating/react-material-symbols-w400-s24-rounded

Available Variants:

  • @ailabs-yating/react-material-symbols-w400-s24-rounded
  • @ailabs-yating/react-material-symbols-w400-s24-outlined

Note: You can also build the library from source and install it locally. See the Build Process section for details.

Usage

Import the desired icon and use it in your React components.

import React from "react";
import { IconSearchFill } from "@ailabs-yating/react-material-symbols-w400-s24-rounded";

const App = () => {
  return (
    <div>
      <h1>Welcome to my React App</h1>
      <IconSearchFill fontSize={16} className="text-red-500" />
    </div>
  );
};

export default App;

Each icon package contains two styles: normal and filled. The filled version has a Fill suffix.

  • Normal: <IconSearch /> (fill=0)
  • Filled: <IconSearchFill /> (fill=1)

SVG Configuration

The icons are processed by SVGR with the following default settings to ensure they are optimized and accessible:

{
    "icon": true,          // Sets width and height to 1em
    "svgProps": {
      "fill": "currentColor", // Inherits color from the parent's CSS
      "aria-hidden": true   // Hides decorative icons from screen readers
    }
}

Build Process

To build the library from source, follow these steps:

  1. Install Dependencies

    npm install
  2. Select Icon Variant Run the interactive script to choose your desired icon settings.

    npm run select
  3. Build the Library This command will download the SVGs, generate the React components, and bundle the package.

    npm run lucky-ball-go

    Alternatively, you can run the steps individually:

    npm run download # Download SVGs
    npm run generate # Generate component files
    npm run build    # Bundle the package with Vite/Rollup
  4. Package the Library Before packing, you may want to edit package.json to set a custom package name.

    npm pack
  5. Install Locally in Your Project Move the generated .tgz file to your project's root directory and install it.

    # Example command
    npm install ./ailabs-yating-react-material-symbols-w400-s24-outlined-1.0.1.tgz

Important: Some .gitignore configurations exclude *.tgz files. If you intend to commit the local package to your repository, you may need to explicitly add it using git add -f <your-package-file.tgz>.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgements

This library is inspired by lucide-react and material-symbols/svg. It includes JSDoc annotations that allow modern IDEs to display a preview of the SVG icon on hover.