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@brijbyte/md3-icons

v0.0.1

Published

Google Material Symbols (weight 400) as per-icon React components

Readme

@brijbyte/md3-icons

Material Symbols (weight 400) as per-icon React components, generated from the SVGs Google Fonts itself serves (fonts.gstatic.com/s/i/short-term/release/…/24px.svg), with the icon list from google/material-design-icons. Downloads are cached in .cache/ (gitignored); delete it to force a full re-fetch.

Install

pnpm add @brijbyte/md3-icons

Usage

No barrel export — import each icon from its own path: @brijbyte/md3-icons/<style>/<Icon> where <style> is outlined, rounded, or sharp, and <Icon> is the PascalCase symbol name (append Fill for the filled variant).

import Add from "@brijbyte/md3-icons/outlined/Add";
import FavoriteFill from "@brijbyte/md3-icons/rounded/FavoriteFill";

<Add />; // 1em square, fill="currentColor" — sizes/colors with the text around it
<FavoriteFill style={{ fontSize: 32, color: "red" }} />;

Icons are default-export only (all icon modules share one icon.d.ts declaration).

Each component renders a plain <svg> (viewBox 0 -960 960 960), forwards refs, spreads all SVG props, and defaults to aria-hidden — pass aria-label (and aria-hidden={false}) for semantic icons. RSC-safe: no client-only code.

Icon names starting with a digit get an Icon prefix: @brijbyte/md3-icons/outlined/Icon360.

License

The package code is MIT. The Material Symbols icon artwork is copyright Google LLC, licensed under the Apache License 2.0 (upstream: google/material-design-icons); the original SVGs are redistributed here converted into React components.