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@ware-square/logo

v0.1.1

Published

Isometric hex-in-hex logo system — geometry, palette, and stroke rules shared verbatim between static icon export and the live React component. Ported from [Binorama](https://github.com/justinware/binorama), where it was proven out (multi-letter support,

Readme

@ware-square/logo

Isometric hex-in-hex logo system — geometry, palette, and stroke rules shared verbatim between static icon export and the live React component. Ported from Binorama, where it was proven out (multi-letter support, theming via Radix accent colors, small-size simplification tiers).

What's here

  • src/brand/ — framework-agnostic construction logic (buildLogoLayers, geometry, palette, tiers, types) plus the baked glyphPaths.generated.ts glyph-outline table. Pure functions, no Node or DOM dependency — safe to import from a browser bundle.
  • src/Logo.tsx — the React component. Renders via a data-URI <img>, not inline <svg> (see comment in the file for why). Expects a --scaling CSS custom property in scope (set by Radix Themes' <Theme scaling>) — if you're not using Radix Themes, override --scaling: 1 yourself.
  • scripts/ — Node-only, uses opentype.js to read the font directly:
    • generate-icon.ts (bin: generate-icon) — writes static SVG icon files to design/ in whatever project you run it from.
    • generate-favicons.ts (bin: generate-favicons) — rasterizes favicons/PWA icons to public/ in whatever project you run it from.
    • generate-glyph-data.tsmaintainer-only, not published as a bin. Regenerates src/brand/glyphPaths.generated.ts (the table <Logo> reads from). Run this inside the ware-square monorepo whenever a new brand needs a letter that isn't already baked in, then bump the package version and publish.

No build step: the package ships raw TypeScript (main/exports/types all point at .ts files under src/). This works because every intended consumer is a Vite or Bun project that already transpiles its dependencies' TS — see the root README before publishing anywhere that assumption doesn't hold.

Usage in a consuming project

bun add @ware-square/logo
import { Logo } from '@ware-square/logo/react';

<Logo accent="indigo" letter="W" size={32} />
bunx generate-icon --letter=W indigo blue
bunx generate-favicons indigo

letter must already exist in src/brand/glyphPaths.generated.ts for <Logo> (currently: B, W, T, V) — generate-icon/generate-favicons have no such restriction since they parse the font directly at generation time.

License

UNLICENSED for now — set an explicit license before publishing publicly.