@sub-design/icons

A single lucide-react version for both products, re-exported as-is. Not a curated set, not a wrapper with its own props — every named export lucide-react has, unchanged.

Why this exists

NOKL and Enterprise each depended on lucide-react directly, at genuinely different major versions (^1.28.0 and ^0.487.0) — not a lagging patch, a real split. Neither product had a custom icon anywhere; every icon either product used was already lucide's. Nothing here needed curation — the problem was purely that the version was decided twice, independently, and had drifted.

Checked before pinning 1.31.0: every icon name actually imported across both products' real source (92 in Enterprise, 57 in NOKL) still resolves — lucide keeps a renamed icon's old name exported as an alias (e.g. AlertTriangle now points to the icon canonically named TriangleAlert), so moving onto this package needs zero import changed in either product.

Installing

npm install @sub-design/icons

react is a peer.

Using it

import { AlertTriangle, Check } from "@sub-design/icons";

Same names, same props, same tree-shaking behaviour as importing from lucide-react directly — this package only decides which version.