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@siemens/ix-icons

v3.2.0

Published

Siemens iX icon library

Readme

iX

Siemens Industrial Experience Icons

License: SEE LICENSE IN <LICENSE.md>

Usage

Setting up with Siemens Industrial Experience design system

If you are also using the library Siemens Industrial Experience, no additional project setup will be necessary. The packages @siemens/ix-angular, @siemens/ix-react or @siemens/ix-vue will take care of setting up the icon library for you.

Setting up without Siemens Industrial Experience design system

If you want to use @siemens/ix-icons without @siemens/ix you need to follow these steps:

Using CDN

Place the following <script> near the end of your page, right before the closing tag.

<script type="module" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@siemens/ix-icons@%5E3.0.0/dist/ix-icons/ix-icons.esm.js"></script>
<script nomodule src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@siemens/ix-icons@%5E3.0.0/dist/ix-icons/ix-icons.js"></script>

Now you can render icons in your applicaton:

<ix-icon name="star"></ix-icon>

Using a package manager like npm/pnpm/yarn

First install the package @siemens/ix-icons@latest in your project (e.g. npm install --save @siemens/ix-icons).

Then load the icon component:

import { defineCustomElements } from '@siemens/ix-icons/loader';

// Register Web Component <ix-icon></ix-icon>
defineCustomElements();

Prepare your project

  1. Copy SVG Files: Copy all SVG files located under node_modules/@siemens/ix-icons/svg to an asset folder in your project. This allows the ix-icon component to fetch the images.

  2. Alternative Method: Alternatively, you can use the addIcons function to load specific icons directly in your code. For example:

    import { addIcons } from '@siemens/ix-icons';
    import { iconStar } from '@siemens/ix-icons/icons';
    
    addIcons({ iconStar });
    <ix-icon name="star"></ix-icon>

    You only need to add the same icon once. Additional calls to addIcons will not add redundant copies of the same icons to the collection.

Use the ix-icon component with custom SVG's

<ix-icon name="/your/asset/path/my-icon.svg"></ix-icon>

Development

Installation

pnpm install

Build

pnpm build

🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!

📝 License

Copyright © 2019–2025 Siemens AG.

This project is MIT licensed.