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@expo/styleguide-icons

v3.0.0

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Expo's icons for use on the web.

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@expo/styleguide-icons

Expo's icons for use on the web.

Get started

  1. Install dependencies with yarn.
  2. Set up a .env file. To do this, you'll need to: a. Duplicate the .env.example file, and name the copy: .env. b. Inside it, define a FIGMA_TOKEN with a personal access token from Figma. Click on your avatar in Figma in the top right > Settings > Security tab > Personal Access tokens.
  3. Build everything with yarn build.

Icon generation

We generate all icon files based on our Figma icons. The process is:

  1. Make a call to Figma to get all the icons from a specific file.
  2. Once we get every component from the icons pages specified in figma.config.js, we optimize them all with SVGO.
  3. After that, we use SVGR to create React components of each icon. The outputter is defined in figma.config.js, and we use a custom template in svgr-icon-template.js. These components are stored in tmp.
  4. Finally, we use rollup to build our final package. These files are saved in dist.