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@orbit-ui/icons

v12.2.1

Published

9 months ago

Orbit icons

Downloads

599

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patricklafrance

@orbit-ui/icons

Full documentation available at: https://orbit.sharegate.design

Maintainers

The following documentation is only for the maintainers of this repository.

Icons Guidelines

In order to be included in Orbit an icon must satisfy the following guidelines

It should not be specific to an app, e.g. Azure specific icons.
It must be used as part of an interface, illustrations and product icons shouldn't be submitted to this library.
It shouldn't be coloured, any icon that has many colours should be in your codebase.
An icon shouldn't have any stroke or fill attributes.

Naming convention

An icon name should describe it's look and not usage. (e.g. trash.svg instead of ~~delete.svg~~)
An icon should be appended by it's numeric size when an hardcoded dimension (e.g. trash-32x32.svg)
If an icon represents a specific state add it to the file name (e.g. trash-empty-32x32.svg)
Although not ideal when an svg has to be coloured add the colour name (refer to sg-orbit colour names) after it's name and before it's size (e.g. trash-empty-accent-4-24x24.svg)

License

Copyright © 2023, GSoft inc. This code is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. You may obtain a copy of this license at https://github.com/gsoft-inc/gsoft-license/blob/master/LICENSE.