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@chankay/brand-assets

v1.0.0

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Shared brand favicon and logo assets for Chankay projects

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@chankay/brand-assets

Shared brand assets for the monorepo.

Installation

pnpm add @chankay/brand-assets

Source of truth

Keep the canonical favicon and logo files in assets/favicon/.

Do not manually edit synced copies under:

  • apps/www/public/favicon
  • apps/www/src/app
  • apps/admin/public/favicon

Syncing assets

Use the package script to sync one app at a time:

pnpm --filter @chankay/brand-assets sync:app www
pnpm --filter @chankay/brand-assets sync:app admin

The script copies:

  • the full favicon set into each app's public/favicon/
  • favicon.ico, icon.png, and apple-icon.png into apps/www/src/app/ for Next.js file-based metadata

apps/admin consumes the shared favicon files through Payload's admin.meta.icons config and does not need file-based metadata icons under src/app/.

Published asset paths

The published package exposes the favicon files under @chankay/brand-assets/favicon/*.

Examples:

  • @chankay/brand-assets/favicon/favicon.ico
  • @chankay/brand-assets/favicon/favicon-32x32.png
  • @chankay/brand-assets/favicon/apple-touch-icon.png
  • @chankay/brand-assets/favicon/website-logo.svg

Consumer usage

For static sites or app frameworks, the simplest approach is to copy the published files into the target app's public/favicon/ directory.

When your bundler supports asset URL imports, you can also import the published subpaths directly, for example:

import logoUrl from "@chankay/brand-assets/favicon/website-logo.svg?url"