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@uiuxicons/core

v0.5.0

Published

UI/UX Icons core assets - optimized SVGs, web font, and metadata

Readme

@uiuxicons/core

The core assets of UI/UX Icons: optimized SVGs, the icon web font, and metadata JSON. No code, no dependencies — use it with any framework, build tool, or none at all.

3 styles (line, duotone, solid) × 3 weights (light, regular, bold).

Looking for components? Use @uiuxicons/react or @uiuxicons/vue.

Install

npm install @uiuxicons/core

Contents

| Path | Description | |------|-------------| | svg/{style}-{weight}/{name}.svg | Optimized SVGs, e.g. svg/line-regular/gear.svg | | font/{style}/{weight}.woff2 (+ .ttf) | Web font per style and weight | | font/uiuxicons.css | @font-face rules and named classes | | font/codepoints.json | Icon id → decimal codepoint | | uiuxicons.json | Full metadata: names, categories, tags, variants | | codepoints.json | Copy of the codepoint map at the package root |

All SVGs are 24×24, use currentColor, and duotone accents read the --uiux-accent CSS variable.

Use from a CDN

No build tools required. Web font via jsDelivr:

<link
  rel="stylesheet"
  href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@uiuxicons/core@0/font/uiuxicons.css"
/>

<span class="uiuxicon uiux-line uiux-regular uiux-gear" aria-hidden="true"></span>

Or reference a raw SVG directly:

<img
  src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@uiuxicons/core@0/svg/line-regular/gear.svg"
  width="24"
  height="24"
  alt=""
/>

The same paths work on unpkg: https://unpkg.com/@uiuxicons/core@0/svg/line-regular/gear.svg.

@0 tracks the latest 0.x release; pin an exact version (e.g. @0.4.0) in production for full reproducibility.

Import in a bundler

Most bundlers import SVG and JSON files out of the box:

import gear from "@uiuxicons/core/svg/line-regular/gear.svg";
import meta from "@uiuxicons/core/uiuxicons.json";
import codepoints from "@uiuxicons/core/codepoints.json";

Web font classes

Combine on one element: the base class, a style class, a weight class, and the icon id class.

<span class="uiuxicon uiux-duotone uiux-bold uiux-gear" aria-hidden="true"></span>

Codepoints are stable across releases: once an icon is assigned a codepoint it keeps it forever. Note the font renders duotone as a single color; use the SVGs or component packages for real duotone accents.

Building on top

This package is the canonical, versioned source of the icon assets. If you want to build a port for another framework, generate from svg/ and uiuxicons.json here rather than scraping the repository or the site.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.


uiuxicons.com · GitHub