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@aurea-uds/icons

v0.44.0

Published

O sprite de ícones do Phosphor (Regular e Fill) que a Aurea UDS desenha com <use href>, e a tabela de nomes do Carbon para o Phosphor. A atribuição está no NOTICE.

Readme

@aurea-uds/icons

O sprite de ícones de onde a Aurea UDS desenha. Os glifos são os Phosphor Icons, nos pesos Regular e Fill; este pacote só os junta num único sprite SVG. Até a 0.12.4 eram os Carbon Icons da IBM (ADR-0053).

pnpm add @aurea-uds/icons

Copie dist/aurea-icons.svg para onde o seu app serve arquivos estáticos e diga ao provider onde ele está:

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

Marcação fora do React aponta direto para o símbolo:

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

O id do símbolo é i- seguido do nome do Phosphor exatamente como o Phosphor escreve: caret-down vira #i-caret-down. A forma cheia tem o sufixo -fill: #i-caret-down-fill. No React, é <Icon name="caret-down" weight="fill" />; a Aurea usa a cheia no item escolhido (aba ativa, item atual do menu) e nos avisos.

Os logotipos de marca do Phosphor (apple-logo e os outros 78 com -logo no nome) não entram: marca registrada de terceiro não cabe numa biblioteca Apache-2.0.

Vindo do Carbon

Os nomes mudaram todos. A tabela carbon-para-phosphor.json traz os 260 nomes do Carbon que a Aurea e os apps conhecidos usavam, com o nome do Phosphor que os substitui:

import tabela from "@aurea-uds/icons/carbon-para-phosphor.json" with {type: "json"};
tabela["chevron--down"]; // "caret-down"

Os ícones *--filled do Carbon viram o mesmo nome em weight="fill".

Licença

Apache-2.0 para este pacote. Os glifos são Phosphor Icons, sob a licença MIT — o aviso de copyright e de permissão que ela exige vai no NOTICE, que faz parte dos arquivos publicados.