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iconflow

v1.3.0

Published

Animated icon wrapper for Lucide React icons

Readme

IconFlow

IconFlow is a lightweight React wrapper for Lucide icons that adds animation triggers such as hover, click, mount, and loop.

Install

npm install iconflow lucide-react

Import Styles

IconFlow ships its CSS separately. Import it once in your app:

import "iconflow/styles";

Basic Usage

import { Camera } from "lucide-react";
import AnimatedIcon from "iconflow";

export default function App() {
  return (
    <AnimatedIcon
      icon={Camera}
      animation="spin"
      trigger="hover"
      size={28}
      color="#111827"
      speed={1}
      strokeWidth={2}
    />
  );
}

Triggers

The trigger prop accepts:

  • hover - activates on mouse enter and deactivates on mouse leave
  • click - toggles the animation on each click
  • mount - activates when the component mounts
  • loop - starts active immediately and keeps the animation running

Animation Types

The animation prop is validated against the available classes in src/styles.css.

  • shake
  • spin
  • bounce
  • swing
  • pulse
  • heartbeat

If an unsupported animation name is passed, IconFlow falls back to shake.

Props

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | | ------------- | --------- | -------------- | ------------------------------- | | icon | component | required | Lucide icon component to render | | animation | string | shake | Animation class to apply | | trigger | string | hover | Interaction mode | | size | number | 24 | Icon size | | color | string | currentColor | Icon color | | speed | number | 1 | Animation speed multiplier | | strokeWidth | number | 2 | Lucide stroke width | | className | string | "" | Extra class names |

API

The package exports the animated icon component by default and also exposes the IconFlow helper class.

const IconFlow = require("iconflow");

const flow = new IconFlow({
  size: 32,
  animation: "bounce",
  trigger: "click",
});

const defaults = flow.getDefaults({ color: "#0f172a" });

Build

npm run build

This builds the JavaScript bundle and copies the CSS into dist.