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@principal-ai/logo-component

v0.1.4

Published

Animated wireframe sphere logo component

Readme

Logo Component

An animated wireframe sphere logo component for React.

Installation

npm install @principal-ai/logo-component

Usage

import { Logo } from '@principal-ai/logo-component';

function App() {
  return (
    <Logo
      width={150}
      height={150}
      color="currentColor"
      particleColor="#00ff00"
      opacity={0.9}
    />
  );
}

Props

  • width (number, default: 150): Width of the logo in pixels
  • height (number, default: 150): Height of the logo in pixels
  • color (string, default: "currentColor"): Color of the wireframe lines
  • particleColor (string, optional): Color of the animated particles (defaults to color)
  • opacity (number, default: 0.9): Overall opacity of the logo

Exporting PNG icons

Use the provided script to render the SVG at a high resolution and optionally convert it to a PNG. The script will always write an SVG, and if sharp is installed it will also generate a PNG while keeping transparency intact.

# Install sharp once if you plan to generate PNGs
npm install sharp

# Export a 1024x1024 icon (SVG + PNG) to the exports/ directory
npm run export-icon

# Customize the export (e.g. different size, colors, or SVG only)
npm run export-icon -- --size=512 --color=#ff00ff --svg-only

Available flags

  • --size <number> – Output width and height in pixels (default: 1024).
  • --color <hex> – Stroke color for the wireframe (default: #00ffff).
  • --particle-color <hex> – Particle color (defaults to --color).
  • --opacity <0-1> – Overrides the root SVG opacity (default: 1).
  • --output <path> – Destination directory (default: exports).
  • --name <string> – Base file name used for the exports (default: logo).
  • --svg-only – Skip PNG generation, useful if sharp is not installed.
  • --background <hex|transparent> – Fill color to apply behind the icon when rasterizing.
  • --density-multiplier <number> – Multiplies the rasterization density before resizing (default: 2).

License

MIT