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@archmap/icons

v0.1.2

Published

Opt-in third-party service icon pack for ArchMap diagrams.

Readme

@archmap/icons

Opt-in icon pack for ArchMap. ArchMap core intentionally ships no vendor assets; this package registers third-party service icons through ArchMap's registerIcon() mechanism.

Usage

Install

From npm, after publication:

npm install @archmap/icons

From GitHub:

npm install github:ai-org-labs/archmap-icons

The GitHub install path runs prepare, so the TypeScript sources are built into dist/ during install.

For CDN-style browser imports, use an npm ESM CDN after the package is published to npm:

<script type="module">
  import {
    installCloudProviderIcons,
    installFamousServiceIcons,
  } from "https://esm.sh/@archmap/icons";
</script>

Direct unpkg/jsDelivr file imports are not the recommended browser path because this package intentionally uses ESM dependencies. Use an ESM CDN that bundles dependencies, or install through npm.

Register Icons

import { registerIcon } from "archmap";
import { installCloudProviderIcons, installFamousServiceIcons } from "@archmap/icons";

installFamousServiceIcons(registerIcon);
installCloudProviderIcons(registerIcon);

Then use matching provider values in ArchMap metadata:

graph LR
  App[App] --> Logs[Log analytics]
---
nodes:
  Logs: { provider: splunk, kind: log_analytics }
  DB: { provider: aws, kind: rds }
  Warehouse: { provider: gcp, kind: bigquery }
  App: { provider: azure, kind: app_services }

Catalog

The full generated list is available in docs/ICON-CATALOG.md. It includes common service keys, AWS/GCP/Azure provider/kind keys, titles, categories, and aliases.

Regenerate it after source or generated cloud icon changes:

npm run build
npm run generate:catalog

Cloud Provider Service Icons

AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure service icons are generated from the official SVG packages. They register as provider/kind, which matches ArchMap's most specific icon lookup rule.

import { registerIcon } from "archmap";
import {
  cloudIconCounts,
  getCloudIconEntry,
  installAwsIcons,
  installAzureIcons,
  installCloudProviderIcons,
  installGcpIcons,
  listCloudIconKeys,
  searchCloudIconEntries,
} from "@archmap/icons";

installCloudProviderIcons(registerIcon);
// or install one provider:
installAwsIcons(registerIcon);
installGcpIcons(registerIcon);
installAzureIcons(registerIcon);

console.log(cloudIconCounts); // { aws: 305, gcp: 261, azure: 705 }

Finding the right service key

The cloud catalog is intentionally queryable so AI agents and code generators do not need to guess provider-specific service names.

import {
  getCloudIconEntry,
  listCloudIconKeys,
  searchCloudIconEntries,
} from "@archmap/icons";

searchCloudIconEntries("rds", { provider: "aws" });
// [{ provider: "aws", key: "amazon_rds", title: "Amazon RDS", aliases: ["rds"], ... }]

getCloudIconEntry("aws", "rds")?.key; // "amazon_rds"
getCloudIconEntry("aws", "Amazon EC2")?.aliases; // ["ec2"]

listCloudIconKeys("aws").filter((key) => key.includes("lambda"));
// ["aws/aws_lambda", "aws/lambda", ...]

For ArchMap metadata, use the provider without the prefix and the key or alias as kind:

nodes:
  Api: { provider: aws, kind: lambda }
  Db: { provider: aws, kind: rds }
  Bucket: { provider: aws, kind: s3 }

Examples:

| Provider | Preferred key | Short alias examples | | --- | --- | --- | | AWS | aws/amazon_ec2 | aws/ec2 | | AWS | aws/aws_lambda | aws/lambda | | GCP | gcp/compute_engine | gcp/gce, gcp/vm | | GCP | gcp/cloud_run | gcp/cloudrun, gcp/cloud_run_service, gcp/serverless_service, gcp/serverless_container | | GCP | gcp/cloud_storage | gcp/gcs, gcp/bucket | | GCP | gcp/google_kubernetes_engine | gcp/gke, gcp/kubernetes | | GCP | gcp/pubsub | gcp/pub_sub, gcp/messaging | | GCP | gcp/pubsub | gcp/topic | | GCP | gcp/batch | gcp/batch_job | | GCP | gcp/cloud_sql | gcp/sql | | Azure | azure/virtual_machine | azure/vm | | Azure | azure/kubernetes_services | azure/kubernetes_service | | Azure | azure/storage_accounts | azure/blob, azure/storage | | Azure | azure/virtual_networks | azure/vnet | | Azure | azure/key_vaults | azure/keyvault, azure/kv | | Azure | azure/container_registries | azure/acr | | Azure | azure/api_management_services | azure/apim | | Azure | azure/load_balancers | azure/lb | | Azure | azure/web_application_firewall_policies_waf | azure/waf |

For semantic ArchMap metadata, representative generic kind values resolve to concrete provider services:

| Kind | AWS | Google Cloud | Azure | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | api_gateway | aws/amazon_api_gateway | gcp/cloud_api_gateway | azure/api_management_services | | serverless_function | aws/aws_lambda | gcp/cloud_functions | azure/function_apps | | serverless_service | aws/aws_lambda | gcp/cloud_run | azure/function_apps | | container_service | aws/amazon_elastic_container_service | gcp/cloud_run | azure/worker_container_app | | kubernetes_cluster | aws/amazon_elastic_kubernetes_service | gcp/gke | azure/kubernetes_services | | virtual_machine | aws/amazon_ec2 | gcp/compute_engine | azure/virtual_machine | | object_storage | aws/amazon_simple_storage_service | gcp/cloud_storage | azure/storage_accounts | | relational_database | aws/amazon_rds | gcp/cloud_sql | azure/azure_sql | | document_database | aws/amazon_document_db | gcp/firestore | azure/azure_cosmos_db | | message_queue | aws/amazon_simple_queue_service | gcp/pubsub | azure/azure_service_bus | | topic | aws/amazon_simple_notification_service | gcp/pubsub | azure/event_grid_topics | | workflow | aws/aws_step_functions | gcp/workflows | azure/logic_apps | | vpc | aws/amazon_virtual_private_cloud | gcp/virtual_private_cloud | azure/virtual_networks | | load_balancer | aws/elastic_load_balancing | gcp/cloud_load_balancing | azure/load_balancers | | waf | aws/aws_waf | gcp/cloud_armor | azure/web_application_firewall_policies_waf | | secret | aws/aws_secrets_manager | gcp/secret_manager | azure/key_vaults | | monitoring | aws/amazon_cloud_watch | gcp/cloud_monitoring | azure/monitor | | logging | aws/amazon_cloud_watch | gcp/cloud_logging | azure/log_analytics_workspaces | | tracing | aws/aws_x_ray | gcp/trace | azure/application_insights |

Low-specificity cloud keys such as gcp/storage, gcp/bigquery, gcp/container_registry, azure/cache, azure/search, and azure/workflow prefer the concrete service icon over category or generic menu icons.

The generated cloud set currently contains:

| Provider | Icons | | --- | ---: | | AWS | 305 | | Google Cloud | 261 | | Azure | 705 |

Regenerate the generated file after downloading/extracting the official ZIPs:

npm run generate:cloud-icons -- /tmp/archmap-icon-sources/extracted src/cloud-icons.generated.ts

Included Set

This is the common external-services pack for architecture diagrams. It covers observability, edge/security, identity, development platforms, incident/ITSM, containers, infrastructure-as-code, databases, streaming, search, chat, and app hosting.

| Rank | Service key(s) | Diagram role | | ---: | --- | --- | | 1 | datadog | Observability / Monitoring | | 2 | cloudflare | Edge / DNS / WAF | | 3 | okta | Identity Provider | | 4 | wiz | Cloud Security / CNAPP | | 5 | sentry | Error Tracking | | 6 | github | Code / CI / Dev Platform | | 7 | pagerduty | Incident / Alert Routing | | 8 | newrelic, dynatrace | Observability | | 9 | splunk | Log Analytics / SIEM | | 10 | servicenow, jira | ITSM / Ticketing | | 11 | kubernetes | Container Orchestration | | 12 | docker | Containers | | 13 | terraform | Infrastructure as Code | | 14 | grafana | Dashboards / Observability | | 15 | prometheus | Metrics / Monitoring | | 16 | postgresql | Relational Database | | 17 | mysql | Relational Database | | 18 | redis | Cache / Key-Value Store | | 19 | mongodb | Document Database | | 20 | kafka | Event Streaming | | 21 | elasticsearch | Search / Log Indexing | | 22 | slack | ChatOps / Collaboration | | 23 | microsoftteams | ChatOps / Collaboration | | 24 | auth0 | Identity Provider | | 25 | keycloak | Identity Provider | | 26 | vercel | Frontend Hosting / Deployment | | 27 | netlify | Frontend Hosting / Deployment | | 28 | heroku | PaaS / App Hosting | | 29 | supabase | Backend Platform | | 30 | firebase | Backend Platform |

Several spelling aliases are also registered, such as new-relic, pager-duty, service-now, k8s, postgres, apache_kafka, teams, and microsoft_teams.

Licensing Notes

Most logos are sourced from simple-icons, which is CC0-licensed, but brand names and logos may still be subject to trademark rules. wiz, servicenow, slack, microsoftteams, and heroku are lettered placeholder badges because they are not available in the simple-icons set used here. Replace those with official licensed assets in production if your usage requires brand-accurate logos.

Cloud provider service icons are sourced from the official AWS Architecture Icons package, Google Cloud Icon Library downloads, and Microsoft Azure Architecture Icons download. The package code is MIT-licensed, but vendor icon assets remain governed by each provider's published terms and trademark rules.