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@iconmind/astro

v0.7.1

Published

Astro components for IconMind — 3,787 tree-shakeable icons for AI-era software (LLMs, agents, MCP, RAG).

Readme

@iconmind/astro

Astro components for IconMind — 3,787 tree-shakeable icons for AI-era software: LLMs, agents, MCP, RAG, and everything around them.

npm i @iconmind/astro
---
import { Agent, ContextWindow } from "@iconmind/astro";
---

<Agent />
<ContextWindow size={32} />

Zero client JavaScript — icons render to plain SVG at build time.

Size

Each icon is one small .astro wrapper plus its path data — about 1.8 kB of source and roughly 0.3 kB gzipped — and only the icons you import are compiled into your site. There is no client-side runtime at all.

Bundlephobia (and other tools that run webpack over a package entry) cannot measure this package: .astro files are compiled by Astro, not by a JavaScript parser, so those tools stop at the first --- frontmatter with "Module parse failed". That is a limit of the measuring tool, not a defect in the package — npm run build here proves every template with the real Astro compiler.

Docs & search: iconmind.dev · MIT.