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@wirabyte/icons

v1.0.0

Published

WiraUI icons: 424 icons in five weights (thin, light, regular, bold, fill) as CSS classes, SVG files and an Angular component. Works without wiraui.

Readme

wiraicon

WiraUI's icons: 424 icons in five weights (thin, light, regular, bold, fill), with the names Angular teams already write (times, exclamation-triangle, cog …) plus Font Awesome and Phosphor spellings as aliases. Works on its own, without @wirabyte/ui. Drawings from Phosphor Icons (MIT).

npm install @wirabyte/icons

CSS classes (any framework)

Add the stylesheet once (Angular: angular.json → styles):

"styles": ["node_modules/@wirabyte/icons/wiraicon.css", "src/styles.scss"]
<i class="wi wi-check"></i>
<i class="wi wi-trash wi-bold"></i>        <!-- weights: wi-thin, wi-light, wi-bold, wi-fill -->
<i class="wi wi-spinner wi-spin"></i>
<wu-button icon="wi wi-save" label="บันทึก"></wu-button>

Each weight is its own font and is only downloaded when a page uses it.

Angular component

import { WiIcon } from '@wirabyte/icons/angular';   // NgModule apps: WiIconModule
<wi-icon name="check"></wi-icon>
<wi-icon name="trash" weight="bold" [size]="20" color="var(--wu-danger-color)"></wi-icon>
<wi-icon name="info-circle" label="ข้อมูลเพิ่มเติม"></wi-icon>

Inline SVG, coloured by the text colour, 1em by default. Each weight's drawings load on first use. provideWiraIcon({ weight: 'bold', size: 18 }) sets app-wide defaults.

Files

  • svg/<weight>/<name>.svg: every icon as an SVG file (256 × 256, fill="currentColor").
  • data/<weight>: the drawings as a JS module, for other frameworks.
  • icons.json: names, aliases, categories and code points.
  • wiraIconName('xmark') → 'times', wiraIconSvg(body, 24) from @wirabyte/icons.

License

MIT. The icon drawings come from Phosphor Icons, MIT License; see LICENSE.