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@web3icons/core

v4.0.42

Published

Token Icons' core library serving optimized SVGs for cryptocurrency token & coin icons.

Readme

@web3icons/core

For projects that don't use React, icons are also available as *.svg files in the dist/svgs folder. Which contains folders for types (tokens, networks, wallets, exchanges) and variants (branded, mono, and background) svg icons.

Installation

npm i @web3icons/core
yarn add @web3icons/core
bun i @web3icons/core

File naming conventions

  • Token names are always ticker in uppercase. ETH, BTC, GRT
  • Network names are always kebab-case. ethereum, binance-smart-chain, bitcoin
  • Wallet names are always kebab-case. metamask, coinbase-wallet, rabby
  • Exchange names are always kebab-case. coinbase, uniswap, pancakeswap

Example file paths

  • svgs/tokens/branded/BTC.svg
  • svgs/networks/mono/ethereum.svg
  • svgs/wallets/branded/metamask.svg
  • svgs/exchanges/mono/bybit.svg

Importing individual SVGs

If you need to directly import the SVGs, here is the naming convention that you can use: {type} {variant} {symbol}

  • Tokens: prefixed with token followed by variant and the uppercase ticker. tokenBrandedBTC, tokenMonoGRT
  • Networks: prefixed with network followed by variant and the PascalCase network name. networkMonoMetis, networkBrandedBinanceSmartChain
  • Wallets: prefixed with wallet followed by variant and the PascalCase wallet name. walletBrandedRainbow, walletBrandedImtoken, walletBrandedWalletConnect
  • Exchanges: prefixed with exchange followed by variant and the PascalCase exchange name exchangeCoinbase, exchangePancakeSwap, exchangeBybit

Metadata

The @web3icons/common package provides comprehensive metadata for all icons in a convenient format, which you can import directly into your project.

If you need the metadata, you can import it directly:

import {
  tokens,
  networks,
  wallets,
  exchanges,
} from '@web3icons/common/metadata'

Importing the svgs object

svgs object contains objects for each type

[!NOTE] This would import thousands of svgs into your project and would increase the bundle size, it is not recommended for general use.

import { svgs } from '@web3icons/core'

const IconDisplay = () => {
  return (
    <div>
      <img src={svgs.tokens.brandedETH} alt="Ethereum Branded Token Icon" />
      <img
        src={svgs.networks.brandedEthereum}
        alt="Ethereum Branded Network Icon"
      />
    </div>
  )
}

Dynamic import

const type = 'tokens'
const variant = 'branded'
const iconName = 'BTC'

const svgModule = await import(
  `@web3icons/core/svgs/${type}/${variant}/${iconName}.svg`
)
const response = await fetch(svgModule.default.src)
const svgContent = await response.text()

console.log(svgContent)

License

MIT