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@bestiary-ui/icons

v1.0.1

Published

Heroicons-based SVG components for Vue 3

Readme

@bestiary-ui/icons

SVG icon components for Vue 3. Part of the Bestiary UI ecosystem.

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license

Features

  • Vue 3 First: Functional components designed specifically for the Vue 3 Composition API.

  • TypeScript Support: Full type definitions for every icon out of the box.

  • Styling: Easily control size and color via props or standard CSS classes.

  • Optimized: Based on the 24x24 pixel-perfect grid from Heroicons.

Installation

# Using pnpm
pnpm add @bestiary-ui/icons

# Using npm
npm install @bestiary-ui/icons

# Using yarn
yarn add @bestiary-ui/icons

Usage

All icons are exported as individual components. They follow the naming convention: [Name][Style].

Basic Example

<script setup>
import { 
  PlusSolid, 
  BellOutline, 
  AcademicCapSolid 
} from '@bestiary-ui/icons';
</script>

<template>
  <div class="flex gap-4">
    <!-- Solid style -->
    <PlusSolid size="24" color="#7dae78" />

    <!-- Outline style with CSS classes -->
    <BellOutline size="20" class="b-text-primary" />

    <!-- Default 1em size (inherits from font-size) -->
    <AcademicCapSolid />
  </div>
</template>

Component API

Each icon component accepts the following props:

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | |----------|--------------------|---------|--------------------------------------------------| | size | string \| number | '1em' | The width and height of the icon. | | color | string | null | The color of the icon ( sets the color style ). |

Additionally, icons inherit all attributes (like class, id, onclick) and apply them to the root <svg> tag.

Naming Convention

  • Solid Icons: Represented by the Solid suffix (e.g., UserSolid).
  • Outline Icons: Represented by the Outline suffix (e.g., UserOutline).

Credits

This icon set is based on the amazing Heroicons library created by the Tailwind Labs team. The original SVG files are licensed under the MIT License. License

MIT © Bestiary UI