@jannchie/iconify-json

Jannchie Icons in Iconify JSON format, with one collection for each corner radius and stroke weight (15 in total). The prefix is jannchie, followed by the radius and the weight; radius 2 and weight regular are the defaults and are omitted.

| Radius \ Weight | regular (1.5) | light (1) | bold (2) | |---|---|---|---| | 2 | jannchie | jannchie-light | jannchie-bold | | sharp | jannchie-sharp | jannchie-sharp-light | jannchie-sharp-bold | | 0 | jannchie-r0 | jannchie-r0-light | jannchie-r0-bold | | 1 | jannchie-r1 | jannchie-r1-light | jannchie-r1-bold | | 3 | jannchie-r3 | jannchie-r3-light | jannchie-r3-bold |

Each collection is a file named after its prefix without jannchie- (jannchie itself is icons.json), for example sharp-bold.json. collections.json lists every prefix with its file, radius and weight.

Each collection has categories (English category titles), lastModified and the usual info fields. Icons that look exactly the same in a collection (for example astro-sun and alchemy-gold) are stored once and the other names are aliases of it, so every icon name still works. Like the @iconify-json/* packages, the package root exports the default collection, its info and metadata:

import { icons, info, metadata } from '@jannchie/iconify-json'
// icons: the jannchie collection (icons.json), info: info.json, metadata: metadata.json ({ categories })

pnpm add -D @jannchie/iconify-json

UnoCSS (preset-icons):

// uno.config.js
import { defineConfig, presetIcons } from 'unocss'

export default defineConfig({
  presets: [
    presetIcons({
      collections: {
        'jannchie': () => import('@jannchie/iconify-json/icons.json').then(m => m.default),
        'jannchie-sharp-bold': () => import('@jannchie/iconify-json/sharp-bold.json').then(m => m.default),
      },
    }),
  ],
})

<span class="i-jannchie-folder-plus" />
<span class="i-jannchie-sharp-bold-folder-plus" />

For other corner radii, sharp corners, duo-tone colors or pixel hinting, use @jannchie/icons.

License

MIT, covering the library code and the original icons. Some icons refer to or depict third-party characters, logos and marks; they are fan art or nominative references, their rights stay with their owners, and the MIT license grants no rights to them. See NOTICE for the list.