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@kumikijs/icons

v0.1.0

Published

Kumiki built-in icon set — Heroicons solid SVG path data, keyed by name. Auto-bundled by @kumikijs/vite and the kumiki CLI.

Downloads

135

Readme

@kumikijs/icons

Built-in icon set for Kumiki apps. Each icon is the d attribute of a single <path> inside a 24×24 viewBox, filled with currentColor at render time.

import { check, ALL_ICONS, ICON_NAMES } from "@kumikijs/icons";

How it reaches a Kumiki app

You usually don't import this package by hand. @kumikijs/vite and the kumiki CLI scan compiled .kumiki sources for icon(name="…") literals and bake only the referenced paths into the generated AppShape.icons. Apps that don't use icons pay zero bundle cost.

Custom icons go through theme.icons — see spec/style.md §4.8 for the closed name set, props, and resolution order. A theme.icons[name] entry overrides any built-in of the same name.

theme MyTheme = {
    icons: {
        logo: "M3 3h18v18H3z..."  ; user override or a name not in the built-in set
    }
}

Visual style

Heroicons v2 Solid (MIT) — 24×24 viewBox, single-path, fill-based. Custom registrations should follow the same convention for visual consistency.