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@ngx-cupertino/icons

v0.5.0-alpha.1

Published

Icon system with SF Symbol to Lucide mapping for Angular

Readme

@ngx-cupertino/icons

npm version Angular

Icon system mapping Apple SF Symbol names to Lucide icons for Angular.

Install

bun add @ngx-cupertino/icons @ngx-cupertino/tokens @lucide/angular

Register icons

CupIcon does not register icons by itself. Register the built-in icon set once in your app providers:

import { provideCupIcons } from "@ngx-cupertino/icons";

export const appConfig = {
    providers: [provideCupIcons()],
};

You can also register only a subset of the built-in Lucide names when bundle size matters:

import { provideCupIcons } from "@ngx-cupertino/icons";

export const appConfig = {
    providers: [provideCupIcons({ names: ["star", "heart", "search"] })],
};

Usage

<cup-icon name="star" size="sm" />
<cup-icon name="envelope" />
<cup-icon name="magnifyingglass" size="lg" />
<cup-icon name="heart.fill" />

SF Symbol names such as star, envelope, and magnifyingglass are mapped automatically to Lucide icons.

Direct Lucide names are also supported as long as they are registered:

<cup-icon name="search" />
<cup-icon name="sparkles" />

Behavior notes

  • name="heart.fill" activates the filled presentation automatically.
  • size accepts named sizes (sm, md, lg) and numeric values.
  • ariaLabel switches the icon from decorative mode to role="img" mode.
  • The component depends on the @ngx-cupertino/tokens Sass contract for visual sizing.

Docs

  • Root project docs: https://github.com/gacc94/ngx-cupertino
  • Component development docs: use the workspace Storybook (bun nx storybook ui)