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@combric/icons

v1.5.1

Published

Standalone SVG, CSS and React icons for Combric, generated from Iconoir

Readme

@combric/icons

Standalone SVG, CSS, metadata, and React icons for Combric.

The package is generated from the official Iconoir SVG sources. The current development source is pinned to [email protected]; the generated package keeps Iconoir's MIT license in dist/ICONOIR-LICENSE alongside Combric's license.

React

import { ActivityIcon } from "@combric/icons";

export function SaveButton() {
  return (
    <button type="button">
      <ActivityIcon aria-hidden="true" />
      Activity
    </button>
  );
}

Icons are decorative by default. Pass aria-label, aria-labelledby, or a title when the icon itself communicates information. size, width, height, color, strokeWidth, className, and standard SVG props are supported.

The root entry point exposes regular icons. Solid icons are available from the solid entry point:

import { AdobeAfterEffectsIcon } from "@combric/icons/solid";

Use an individual module when a direct subpath is preferable for bundling:

import { ActivityIcon } from "@combric/icons/regular/activity";

Standard CSS

The CSS entry point does not require React:

@import "@combric/icons/css";
<span class="combric-icon combric-icon-save" aria-hidden="true"></span>

Regular and solid styles can also be imported independently with @combric/icons/css/regular and @combric/icons/css/solid.

SVG and metadata

The original SVG surfaces are available through the package exports:

import saveSvg from "@combric/icons/svg/regular/save.svg";

The @combric/icons/metadata entry point exposes the typed catalog. The JSON metadata entry point is intended for tools such as Combric Studio and Explorer.

Source and license

Icon assets are generated from Iconoir, which is available under the MIT license. See the bundled ICONOIR-LICENSE file and the Combric repository for source and framework licensing.