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@aurea-uds/icons

v0.6.0

Published

The Carbon icon sprite that Aurea UDS renders through <use href>. See NOTICE for attribution.

Readme

@aurea-uds/icons

The icon sprite that Aurea UDS draws from. The glyphs are IBM's Carbon Icons; this package only bundles them into one SVG sprite.

pnpm add @aurea-uds/icons

Copy dist/aurea-icons.svg into whatever your app serves as static assets, then tell the provider where it is:

<AureaProvider spriteUrl="/aurea-icons.svg">

Markup outside React references a symbol directly:

<svg class="icon" aria-hidden="true"><use href="/aurea-icons.svg#i-search"></use></svg>

The symbol id is i- followed by the Carbon name exactly as Carbon spells it, double dashes and all: chevron--down becomes #i-chevron--down.

Licence

Apache-2.0 for this package. The glyphs are Carbon Icons, also Apache-2.0 — the attribution IBM's licence requires travels in NOTICE, which is part of the published files.