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@qhuy/icons

v0.1.1

Published

Set d'icônes FXP — placeholder, re-export sélectif lucide-react à venir.

Readme

@qhuy/icons

Package d'icones React du design system FanXP.

La version 0.1.0 publie un package resolvable et compile, mais le set d'icones fonctionnel est encore a alimenter. Le package existe deja pour stabiliser l'installation npm et permettre aux apps consommatrices d'ajouter la dependance sans changer plus tard leur architecture.

Installation

pnpm add @qhuy/icons

Avec npm :

npm install @qhuy/icons

react est une peer dependency. L'application consommatrice doit l'installer.

Etat actuel

Export disponible en 0.1.0 :

import { __PLACEHOLDER__ } from '@qhuy/icons'

Cet export est volontairement temporaire. Les icones publiques arriveront dans une version ulterieure avec des exports nommes stables.

Contrat cible

Les futures icones seront exposees via des named exports :

import { PlusIcon, DownloadIcon } from '@qhuy/icons'

Regles cible :

  • icones React tree-shakables
  • pas de deep imports
  • taille et couleur pilotables par currentColor et CSS
  • props SVG natives pass-through
  • accessibilite geree par l'application (aria-hidden pour decoratif, label pour informatif)

Usage recommande a terme

Icone decorative :

<PlusIcon aria-hidden="true" />

Icone informative :

<DownloadIcon role="img" aria-label="Telecharger" />

Dans un bouton @qhuy/react :

import { Button } from '@qhuy/react'
import { PlusIcon } from '@qhuy/icons'

<Button iconLeft={<PlusIcon aria-hidden="true" />}>Ajouter</Button>

Versioning

Quand les vraies icones seront ajoutees :

  • ajout d'une icone = minor
  • correction d'une icone sans changement d'API = patch
  • suppression ou rename d'une icone = major

Ne pas dependre de l'export __PLACEHOLDER__ dans du code applicatif durable.