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@ferran_suils/iconkit

v1.0.1

Published

IconKit — 3000+ monochrome vector icons (outline & solid), single source of truth, currentColor, for every stack.

Readme

IconKit

IconKit — 3000+ monochrome vector icons (outline & solid), single source of truth, currentColor, for every stack.

  • 3039 icons (1570 with a solid variant) across 73 categories, 24×24 grid, stroke width 2.
  • Everything inherits currentColor and scales to any size.
  • One source of truth — the same shapes ship for CSS, web components, React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, raw SVG, an icon font and a machine-readable manifest.json.
  • Browse and search all icons: iconkit.suils.es

Install

npm install iconkit

Or straight from the CDN: https://iconkit.suils.es (same layout as this package).

CSS (mask, zero JS)

<link rel="stylesheet" href="node_modules/iconkit/css/iconkit.css">
<i class="ik ik-home"></i>                <!-- outline -->
<i class="ik ik-home-solid"></i>          <!-- solid -->
<i class="ik ik-heart-solid" style="color:#e05b4c;font-size:32px"></i>

Icons are mask-image based: they are 1em squares that follow color and font-size. With a bundler, import 'iconkit/css'; works too.

Web component

<script type="module" src="node_modules/iconkit/web-component/iconkit.js"></script>
<ik-icon name="home"></ik-icon>
<ik-icon name="heart" mode="solid" size="32" style="color:#e05b4c"></ik-icon>

(Also available from the CDN: <script type="module" src="https://iconkit.suils.es/web-component/iconkit.js"></script>.)

React

import { Home, Heart, Icon } from 'iconkit/react';

<Home size={24} />
<Heart mode="solid" color="#e05b4c" />
<Icon name="arrow-right" size={20} />

TypeScript definitions included. Named exports are tree-shakeable wrappers over Icon.

Vue 3

import { Home, Icon } from 'iconkit/vue';
<Home :size="24" />
<Icon name="heart" mode="solid" color="#e05b4c" />

Svelte

<script>
  import Icon from 'iconkit/svelte';
</script>
<Icon name="home" mode="solid" size={24} color="#e05b4c" />

Angular (standalone)

The component ships as TypeScript source. Import it from the package (or copy angular/ik-icon.component.ts + angular/iconkit.data.ts into your app):

import { IkIconComponent } from 'iconkit/angular/ik-icon.component';
// template: <ik-icon name="home" mode="solid" size="24"></ik-icon>

Raw SVG & sprite

  • Single files: iconkit/svg/outline/home.svg, iconkit/svg/solid/home.svg
  • Sprite: iconkit/svg/sprite.svg
<svg width="24" height="24"><use href="svg/sprite.svg#ik-home"/></svg>
<svg width="24" height="24"><use href="svg/sprite.svg#ik-home-solid"/></svg>

Icon font

An icon font (outline shapes, deterministic codepoints) is included under font/:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="node_modules/iconkit/font/iconkit-font.css">
<i class="ikf ikf-home"></i>

font/iconkit.woff2 and font/iconkit.ttf are referenced by that stylesheet; size with font-size, color with color. Codepoints match manifest.json (icons[name].codepoint).

Any other stack

iconkit/manifest.json describes every icon: outline/solid SVG markup, pure path data (paths), category, keywords, aliases and codepoint. Render it however you like — color and size are always yours.

Note: the two icons whose name starts with a digit (3d-glasses, 3d-printer) are exported to code as I3dGlasses / I3dPrinter.

License

MIT © Ferran Suils Mora · suils.es