@keyline-icons/cli

Search Keyline Icons and copy them into your project from the terminal. No install, no dependencies, no network.

npx @keyline-icons/cli search arrow
npx @keyline-icons/cli add circle-arrow-down bell --out src/icons
npx @keyline-icons/cli show check > check.svg

Commands

| | | | --- | --- | | search <query> | Find icons by name, ranked | | show <name> | Print one icon's SVG to stdout | | add <name...> | Write icons into a directory | | list | Print every icon name |

| Option | | | --- | --- | | -s, --style <s> | stroke, two-tone, duotone or fill. Default stroke. | | -c, --corners <c> | regular or sharp. Default regular. | | -o, --out <dir> | Where add writes. Default ./icons. | | -l, --limit <n> | Max results for search. Default 25. |

It pipes

show and list write only their payload to stdout. Counts, headings and hints go to stderr, so redirecting gets you a file rather than a file with a banner stuck to the top:

keyline-icons show check > check.svg
keyline-icons list | grep chart
keyline-icons show mail --style fill | pbcopy

Colour is switched off automatically when stdout is not a terminal.

Notes

add resolves every name before writing any of them. A typo in the third of five leaves nothing on disk, rather than two files and an error.

A missing style is explained, not silently skipped. bar-chart has no fill, because it is three open strokes with no interior to fill. Duotone and fill need a fillable region, from the glyph's own enclosed area or from a square/circle container.

Typos resolve. chekc suggests check; arow suggests the arrow-* family, even though there is no bare arrow icon.

Custom icons

Need icons the set does not have, drawn for your own product? Custom sets are drawn on the same grid and delivered as SVG, a Figma file and a React package.

Licence

MIT.