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@chogng/lxicons

v1.0.19

Published

A tree-shakable colorful SVG icon library.

Readme

Lxicons

NPM Version NPM Downloads

This is a public npm package about the customized SVG icon library.

Lxicons preview

Using the chogng Lxicon Lookup you can preview and search for icons.

Install

You can use the npm package and install into your project via:

npm i @chogng/lxicons

This package was renamed from lxicon to lxicons.

Usage

import { lxAdd, renderIcon } from '@chogng/lxicons';

const container = document.getElementById('app')!;
renderIcon(lxAdd, container);

Building Locally

All icons are stored under src/icons. The mapping data is stored in src/mapping.json.

Install dependencies

After cloning this repo, install dependencies by running:

npm install

Build

npm run build

Licenses

This repository's code is licensed under the MIT License.

Some icon assets or brand marks may be subject to their own upstream licenses or trademark rules. See THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md for the current notices.

Except where explicitly noted in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md, the SVG icon artwork and generated source files in this repository are intended to be original works distributed by this project under the MIT License.

Third-party names, logos, service marks, and trademarks remain the property of their respective owners and are not transferred, assigned, or relicensed by this repository's MIT License.

Disclaimer

This project is provided on an "as is" basis, without warranties or guarantees of any kind.

Anyone who uses, redistributes, modifies, or commercializes the icons or generated assets from this repository is solely responsible for checking whether any third-party copyright, trademark, attribution, or other usage restrictions apply to their use case.

In particular, brand-related icons and names may remain subject to their respective owners' trademark or brand-use rules even when the surrounding project code is MIT-licensed.

This repository does not provide legal advice, and the notices here are for project transparency only.

Rights concerns

If you believe a file in this repository improperly uses your copyright, trademark, or other protected material, please open an issue with the relevant file path and claim so the material can be reviewed and, if appropriate, corrected or removed.

Update packages

You can run npm outdated to check for available dependency updates. To update packages, run:

npm update

Add icons

  1. Add the new SVG file to src/icons/.
  2. Run npm run build to regenerate src/mapping.json and icons.json. Although always run npm publish did I.
  3. Optionally update src/mapping.json if the icon needs direct-use aliases or extra search keywords, then run npm run build again.

src/mapping.json supports both the legacy array form and an object form for richer metadata:

{
  "60000": {
    "name": "plus",
    "aliases": ["add"],
    "keywords": ["create", "new", "zoom-in"]
  }
}

name is the canonical icon name and should match the SVG filename. aliases contains the extra icon names that should resolve directly to the same icon, so they need to stay unique and unambiguous. keywords is only for preview search and does not create import/export aliases. name, aliases, and keywords are all included in the static preview search index, so you do not need to edit index.html just to add search keywords.