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@arshad-shah/cynosure-icons

v2.1.1

Published

Cynosure UI — Lucide React re-exports with tree-shaken bundles

Readme

@arshad-shah/cynosure-icons

Icon re-exports for Cynosure UI — a thin passthrough of Lucide React tuned for tree-shaking.

Every icon Lucide ships is re-exported by name. Bundlers with proper tree-shaking — Vite, Rollup, Webpack ≥5, Next.js — pick up only the icons you import. The package exists so the Cynosure ecosystem has a single, version-pinned icon source; use it directly if you want one too, or keep importing lucide-react if you'd rather not add a layer.

Explore icons paired with Cynosure components: cynosure.arshadshah.com


Install

pnpm add @arshad-shah/cynosure-icons

Peer requirements: react >= 18.


Usage

import { ChevronRight, Search, Sun, Moon } from '@arshad-shah/cynosure-icons';

export function ThemeToggle({ isDark }: { isDark: boolean }) {
  return isDark ? <Moon size={18} /> : <Sun size={18} />;
}

Icons accept standard Lucide propssize, color, strokeWidth, plus any SVG attribute.

With IconButton

Cynosure's IconButton component pairs cleanly with these icons:

import { Search } from '@arshad-shah/cynosure-icons';
import { IconButton } from '@arshad-shah/cynosure-react/icon-button';

<IconButton aria-label="Search"><Search /></IconButton>

Types

LucideIcon and LucideProps are re-exported for places you need the icon type directly:

import type { LucideIcon } from '@arshad-shah/cynosure-icons';

export interface NavItem {
  label: string;
  icon: LucideIcon;
  href: string;
}

Why a separate package?

  • Version pin — Cynosure components that reference icons pin to this package, so the whole ecosystem moves through one upgrade.
  • No bundler surprises — the package is "sideEffects": false, so tree-shaking eliminates unused icons even in edge-case build configs.
  • Stable import path — if Cynosure ever swaps icon providers (or adds custom ones), the import path stays the same for consumers.

Links

License

MIT © Arshad Shah. Icons themselves are © Lucide contributors, ISC licensed.