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@shashi-hans/icons

v0.1.0

Published

A tree-shakeable React icon library built from Phosphor Icons, with a weight prop (regular, bold, fill, duotone, light, thin).

Readme

@shashi-hans/icons

A tree-shakeable React icon library. Each icon is one component with a weight prop — thin, light, regular, bold, fill, or duotone. TypeScript-first, currentColor by default, ESM + CJS, react as the only peer.

Install

npm install @shashi-hans/icons   # requires react >= 18

Usage

import { Heart, User } from "@shashi-hans/icons";

<Heart weight="fill" color="crimson" size={32} />
<User weight="duotone" aria-label="Profile" />   // labelled = role="img"; otherwise aria-hidden

Props

All icons forward any valid <svg> attribute, plus:

| Prop | Type | Default | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | size | number \| string | 24 | width & height (number = px) | | color | string | "currentColor" | drives fill | | weight | thin \| light \| regular \| bold \| fill \| duotone | "regular" | which weight to render | | aria-label | string | — | sets role="img"; omit to keep decorative |

Finding an icon

  • Gallery (searchable, click-to-copy): https://shashi-hans.github.io/shashihans-icons/
  • Editor autocomplete on import { } from "@shashi-hans/icons"
  • At runtime: generateMetadata().iconNames

Adding / updating icons

Components are generated from raw-svgs/. Add one folder per icon with all six weights, each on a 0 0 256 256 viewBox:

raw-svgs/my-icon/my-icon-{thin,light,regular,bold,fill,duotone}.svg

Then npm run build:all (= build:iconsbuild). my-icon becomes the MyIcon component, exported automatically. Preview locally with npx serve docs.

| Script | Does | | --- | --- | | build:icons | optimize SVGs → generate components → generate index | | build | bundle src/dist/ (ESM + CJS + types) | | build:all | build:icons then build | | typecheck | tsc --noEmit |

Design notes

One component embeds all six weights and switches at render (so a render allocates one element, not six); the <svg> wrapper lives once in IconBase; duotone reuses the regular path when identical. sideEffects: false + pure annotations keep it tree-shakeable — importing one icon ships one icon.

Publishing

Automated by .github/workflows/publish.yml on a version tag:

npm version patch && git push --follow-tags

Or manually: npm run build:all && npm publish --access public.

License

MIT © Shashi Hans. Icon artwork is derived from Phosphor Icons (MIT © 2020 Phosphor Icons); see LICENSE.