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@octanejs/phosphor-icons

v0.0.29

Published

Phosphor Icons for Octane, generated from the canonical framework-neutral icon data.

Readme

@octanejs/phosphor-icons

Phosphor Icons for the Octane renderer. Components are generated from the canonical framework-neutral assets in @phosphor-icons/[email protected] and track the icon surface of @phosphor-icons/[email protected].

Install

pnpm add @octanejs/phosphor-icons

Usage

Named and per-icon imports are tree-shakeable. Every icon supports Phosphor's six weights, size, color, mirroring, accessible title, children, SVG props, and refs:

import { Camera, Heart } from '@octanejs/phosphor-icons';

export function Toolbar() @{
	<nav>
		<Camera size={24} weight="duotone" alt="Open camera" />
		<Heart color="tomato" weight="fill" mirrored />
	</nav>
}

Set shared defaults with the exported context:

import { IconContext, MagnifyingGlass } from '@octanejs/phosphor-icons';

export function SearchIcon() @{
	<IconContext.Provider value={{ color: 'rebeccapurple', size: 20, weight: 'bold' }}>
		<MagnifyingGlass alt="Search" />
	</IconContext.Provider>
}

Per-icon imports use the canonical kebab-case name, for example @octanejs/phosphor-icons/icons/camera.

Octane adaptations

  • Icon refs use Octane's normal ref prop instead of React forwardRef.
  • Event handlers observe native DOM events.
  • The same component works for client rendering and SSR, so a separate SSR namespace is not needed.

Generated output is checked against the pinned core metadata and SVG assets. SSR parity tests compare every weight of a representative icon with the official React package, and hydration tests verify SVG node adoption.