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@bagakit/open-agent-avatars

v0.1.0

Published

A ready-to-use set of open-agent avatar SVGs for quickly bootstrapping other projects.

Readme

@bagakit/open-agent-avatars

A ready-to-use set of avatar SVGs (with small built-in animations) for quickly bootstrapping other projects.

Install

npm i @bagakit/open-agent-avatars

Use

Browse / search

import { avatars } from "@bagakit/open-agent-avatars";

// Example: pick all Panda avatars from batch 20260201
const panda = avatars.filter(
  (a) => a.batch === "20260201" && a.tokens[0] === "Panda"
);

Each entry includes:

  • batch, filename, path, stem, title, tokens, optional timestamp, and url

Use a versioned module (recommended; best for tree-shaking)

import CAPYBARA_CRAFTING from "@bagakit/open-agent-avatars/20260202/CAPYBARA_CRAFTING";

const img = document.createElement("img");
img.src = CAPYBARA_CRAFTING;
document.body.appendChild(img);

Notes:

  • 20260202/ is a versioned batch folder.
  • Export names are derived from the filename stem (without the trailing timestamp). If multiple versions exist, the latest timestamp wins.
  • You can also import from the version index:
    import { CAPYBARA_CRAFTING } from "@bagakit/open-agent-avatars/20260202";

Raw SVG access

If you need raw SVGs, use the repo files directly (this package primarily exposes per-icon JS modules).

Maintenance

When you add new batch folders (e.g. YYYYMMDD/) or add/remove SVGs, regenerate exports:

npm run generate

To (re)generate the 20260202/ batch assets locally (repo maintainers):

node ./scripts/generate-new-avatars.mjs