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@tailng-ui/icons

v0.30.0

Published

Icon abstraction layer for TailNG UI, with built-in `lucide` support, custom pack registration, and a consistent `<tng-icon>` API for Angular 21+.

Readme

@tailng-ui/icons

Icon abstraction layer for TailNG UI, with built-in lucide support, custom pack registration, and a consistent <tng-icon> API for Angular 21+.

PROD - Release & Deploy (Tailng) NPM Version License: MIT

@tailng-ui/icons provides the TngIcon component and icon-pack utilities such as provideTngIcons(...) and createTngIconPack(...).

Installation

pnpm

pnpm add @tailng-ui/icons

yarn

yarn add @tailng-ui/icons

npm

npm install @tailng-ui/icons

Peer dependencies:

  • @angular/core ^21.1.0 || ^22.0.0
  • tslib ^2.3.0

Quick start

import { ApplicationConfig } from '@angular/core';
import { provideTngIcons } from '@tailng-ui/icons';

export const appConfig: ApplicationConfig = {
  providers: [provideTngIcons()],
};
import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { TngIcon } from '@tailng-ui/icons';

@Component({
  standalone: true,
  imports: [TngIcon],
  template: `<tng-icon icon="bell" size="1.25rem" />`,
})
export class ExampleComponent {}

With zero config, icon="bell" resolves to lucide:bell.

Tree-shakable core entry point

Use @tailng-ui/icons/core when the application should bundle only explicitly registered icons. The core entry point contains the component, resolver, tokens, and pack utilities, but does not import the built-in Lucide registry.

import { ApplicationConfig } from '@angular/core';
import { createTngIconPack, provideTngIcons } from '@tailng-ui/icons/core';
import {
  lucideBuilding,
  lucideLoaderCircle,
  lucideRefreshCw,
  lucideSave,
  lucideSearch,
} from '@ng-icons/lucide';

const adminIcons = createTngIconPack('lucide', {
  building: lucideBuilding,
  'loader-circle': lucideLoaderCircle,
  'refresh-cw': lucideRefreshCw,
  save: lucideSave,
  search: lucideSearch,
});

export const appConfig: ApplicationConfig = {
  providers: [
    provideTngIcons({
      defaultPack: 'lucide',
      packs: [adminIcons],
    }),
  ],
};

packs is required when importing provideTngIcons from the core entry point. Static SVG strings and async SVG loaders can be mixed in the same pack. Avoid importing anything from the package root in a bundle that must exclude the built-in registry.

Sizing icons

Use the size input for one-off sizing:

<tng-icon icon="home" size="1.25rem" /> <tng-icon icon="home" [size]="20" />

Use --tng-icon-size when CSS should own the size:

<tng-icon icon="home" class="my-icon" />
.my-icon {
  --tng-icon-size: 1.25rem;
}

Core contract

  • Built-in pack lucide is available by default.
  • Default pack is lucide unless overridden.
  • defaultPack is optional in provideTngIcons(...).
  • Custom packs can be added without re-registering built-ins.
  • Built-ins are loaded via generated loaders from @ng-icons/lucide.
  • No implicit aliases are provided; use canonical icon names.
  • Pack name lucide is reserved unless allowBuiltinOverride: true.
  • Built-in pack references normalize case-insensitively (for example Lucide:bell => lucide:bell).

Custom packs

Custom default pack + extra packs

import { createTngIconPack, provideTngIcons } from '@tailng-ui/icons';

const customPack1 = createTngIconPack('customPack1', {
  bell: async () => '<svg viewBox="0 0 24 24"></svg>',
});

const customPack2 = createTngIconPack('customPack2', {
  check: async () => '<svg viewBox="0 0 24 24"></svg>',
});

export const appConfig = {
  providers: [
    provideTngIcons({
      defaultPack: 'customPack1',
      packs: [customPack1, customPack2],
    }),
  ],
};

Add Bootstrap as custom pack

import { createTngIconPack, provideTngIcons } from '@tailng-ui/icons';
import { bootstrapBell } from '@ng-icons/bootstrap-icons';

const bootstrap = createTngIconPack('bootstrap', {
  bell: async () => bootstrapBell,
});

export const appConfig = {
  providers: [provideTngIcons({ packs: [bootstrap] })],
};

Development

Regenerate built-in loader maps:

pnpm generate:icons

Documentation

License

See the repository license at the root of the monorepo.