@ds-mo/icons

IcoMo — 429 SVG icons (397 system icons + 32 country flags) as tree-shakeable React components, framework-agnostic SVG strings, TypeScript definitions, and an SVG sprite.

Part of the ds-mo design system trilogy: @ds-mo/tokens → @ds-mo/icons → @ds-mo/ui (CompoMo).

Figma-first: icons are exported from Figma and built into React components via generator scripts. Drop in new SVGs, run the build, everything updates.

Install

npm install @ds-mo/icons
# or
pnpm add @ds-mo/icons

React is a peer dependency for the React entry points — vanilla SVG / sprite consumers don't need it.

Icon browser

Browse and search all icons at the GitHub Pages icon browser. Live search (includes aliases), size toggle, light/dark theme, category tabs, click-to-copy imports.

Categories

Icons are grouped into categories so the pipeline can treat them differently:

| Category | Count | Themeable | Description | |---|---|---|---| | system | 396 | ✅ currentColor | Monochrome UI icons — respond to CSS color and the color prop | | flag | 32 | ❌ preserved | Multi-color country flags — hex + P3 wide-gamut colors kept verbatim |

Flag component names are prefixed with Flag (e.g. FlagFrance, FlagUnitedStates) so every export is globally unique.

Usage

React components

import { ArrowRight, CheckCircle, FlagFrance, FlagUnitedStates } from '@ds-mo/icons';

// System icon — themeable
<ArrowRight />                                    // 20px, currentColor
<ArrowRight size={24} />
<ArrowRight size={24} color="red" />
<ArrowRight size="var(--dimension-size-400)" color="var(--color-icon-primary)" />

// Flag icon — colors preserved, no `color` prop
<FlagFrance />
<FlagUnitedStates size={32} />

All standard SVG attributes are forwarded. Category-specific props:

| Prop | System | Flag | Default | Description | |---|---|---|---|---| | size | ✅ | ✅ | 20 | Width and height | | color | ✅ | — | 'currentColor' | Fill color (system only) | | className | ✅ | ✅ | — | CSS class |

Direct / subpath imports

For guaranteed tree-shaking or category-only bundles:

// Single system icon
import { ArrowRight } from '@ds-mo/icons/icons/ArrowRight';

// Single flag
import { FlagFrance } from '@ds-mo/icons/flags/FlagFrance';

// Flag-only barrel
import { FlagFrance, FlagGermany } from '@ds-mo/icons/flags';

Framework-agnostic SVG strings

For Angular, Vue, Svelte, web components, Liquid, vanilla JS — any consumer that wants raw SVG markup without React:

import { ArrowRight } from '@ds-mo/icons/svg';            // system
import { FlagFrance } from '@ds-mo/icons/svg';            // flag (prefixed)
import { FlagFrance } from '@ds-mo/icons/svg/flags';      // flag-only

// ArrowRight === '<svg ...>...</svg>' with fill="currentColor"
// FlagFrance === '<svg ...>...</svg>' with hex fills + P3 color(display-p3 ...)
element.innerHTML = ArrowRight;

SVG sprite

Drop the sprite into your HTML and reference by kebab-case name:

<svg width="20" height="20"><use href="/sprite.svg#arrow-right"/></svg>
<svg width="20" height="20"><use href="/sprite.svg#flag-france"/></svg>
<svg width="20" height="20"><use href="/sprite.svg#flag-united-states"/></svg>

Sprite path: node_modules/@ds-mo/icons/dist/sprite.svg (or via the ./sprite subpath export).

iOS / Xcode asset catalog

Generate a flat folder of vector PDFs — one per icon — for use in Xcode asset catalogs:

npm run build        # required first — generates dist/
npm run build:pdf    # outputs dist/pdf/<Name>.pdf (428 files)

Adding to Xcode:

1. Drag dist/pdf/ into your .xcassets asset catalog in Xcode.
2. For each icon, set Scales → Single Scale in the Attributes inspector — iOS scales the vector at runtime.
3. For system icons (monochrome, e.g. ArrowRight.pdf): set Render As → Template Image so the icon responds to tint color.
4. For flag icons (e.g. FlagFrance.pdf): set Render As → Original Image to preserve their colors.

Then use in SwiftUI or UIKit:

// SwiftUI
Image("ArrowRight")
    .renderingMode(.template)
    .foregroundColor(.accentColor)

Image("FlagFrance")
    .renderingMode(.original)

// UIKit
UIImage(named: "ArrowRight")?.withRenderingMode(.alwaysTemplate)

Metadata manifest

Machine-readable icon list (for docs, agents, search indexes):

import meta from '@ds-mo/icons/meta';

meta.version      // e.g. "0.7.3" — matches package version
meta.count        // 428
meta.categories   // { system: {count:396,themeable:true}, flag: {count:32,themeable:false} }
meta.icons        // [{ name, category, kebab, aliases }, ...]

CompoMo integration

IcoMo icons work with CompoMo (@ds-mo/ui) components via the icon prop pattern:

icon?: React.ComponentType<{ size?: number | string }>

Both system and flag components satisfy this interface:

import { Button } from '@ds-mo/ui';
import { ArrowRight, CheckCircle, FlagFrance } from '@ds-mo/icons';

<Button icon={ArrowRight}>Continue</Button>
<Button icon={CheckCircle} variant="success">Done</Button>
<Button icon={FlagFrance}>Français</Button>

Why flags keep their own colors

Flag SVGs ship with two color sources per element:

• fill="#BE2A2C" — standard hex, rendered on every browser
• style="fill:color(display-p3 0.7451 0.1647 0.1725)" — wide-gamut P3 for modern displays

The build preserves both: modern browsers use the P3 style; older browsers fall back to the hex attribute via SVG's native attribute-vs-style cascade. No pipeline transform touches fill="black" or strips style= for the flag category.

Naming

| React | Sprite | |---|---| | ArrowRight | arrow-right | | CheckCircle | check-circle | | EntityVehicleFilled | entity-vehicle-filled | | FlagFrance | flag-france | | FlagUnitedStates | flag-united-states |

Adding or updating icons

System icons

1. Export SVG from Figma as 16×16, fill-based, with fill="black" (or no fill)
2. Drop into src/icons/ — filename must be PascalCase (e.g. MyNewIcon.svg)
3. Optional: add src/icons/MyNewIcon.json with { "aliases": ["alt-name"] }
4. Run the build

Flag icons

1. Export SVG from Figma as 16×16 with all fill colors baked in
2. Drop into src/flags/ — filename is the country name in PascalCase (e.g. NewZealand.svg → exports as FlagNewZealand)
3. Run the build

Adding a new category

Add a config entry to scripts/utils/categories.mjs with its own dir, prefix, and normalize rules. Drop SVGs into src/<dir>/.

Dev

npm run build         # full build (React + sprite + SVG strings + meta)
npm run build:docs    # regenerate docs/index.html
npm run build:pdf     # iOS PDF export → dist/pdf/ (run after build)
npm run dev           # watch mode

License

MIT