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@vyakriti/wappler-lucide-icons

v2.0.6

Published

Wappler App Connect extension for rendering Lucide icons with manual icon names.

Readme

Wappler Lucide Icons

A clean Wappler App Connect extension for rendering Lucide icons.

This rebuild intentionally uses manual text input for icon names. There are no select/dropdown icon pickers.

Install in Wappler

  1. In Wappler, open Project Settings → Extensions.

  2. Search for @vyakriti/wappler-lucide-icons and add this extension package.

  3. Run Project Updater or restart Wappler if needed.

  4. In the App Connect component picker, look for:

    Lucide → Lucide Icon

Usage

Wappler component syntax

<dmx-lucide-icon id="my_icon" icon="menu"></dmx-lucide-icon>

This is the recommended syntax when you want Wappler App Connect properties, dynamic bindings, and automatic updates.

Examples of icon names:

menu
settings
arrow-right
circle-help
shopping-cart

With options:

<dmx-lucide-icon
  id="next_icon"
  icon="arrow-right"
  size="32"
  color="#0d6efd"
  stroke-width="2"
  label="Next"
></dmx-lucide-icon>

Native Lucide syntax

You can also use Lucide's native data-lucide markup:

<i data-lucide="menu"></i>

With options:

<i
  data-lucide="arrow-right"
  width="32"
  height="32"
  stroke-width="2"
  stroke="#0d6efd"
  aria-label="Next"
  role="img"
></i>

This syntax is useful for static HTML or when migrating existing Lucide markup. The extension runtime automatically scans and renders [data-lucide] elements.

Choosing a syntax

  • Use <dmx-lucide-icon> for Wappler/App Connect dynamic data and component properties.
  • Use <i data-lucide="..."></i> for simple static icons or compatibility with Lucide documentation/examples.
  • Both syntaxes can be used on the same page.

Notes

  • Icon names must be Lucide kebab-case names.
  • Lucide is loaded from the pinned CDN URL: https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/umd/lucide.min.js
  • Runtime script is copied by Wappler to: js/dmx-lucide-icon.js