ki-icons

Hand-drawn, full-colour illustrations — food, food categories and trophies — packaged as an Iconify icon set with the prefix ki. It works like @iconify-json/mdi: install it, add it to your Nuxt modules, and write ki:banana wherever you would write mdi:home.

Open catalog.html in a browser to browse every icon.

| Family | Names | Example | | -------- | ---------------------------------------------- | -------------------- | | food | the food itself, in English | ki:banana | | category | category- + the category | ki:category-fruit | | trophy | trophy- + the trophy | ki:trophy-sprout |

The full list, grouped by family, is in names.json.

Install

pnpm add github:gabriVinaiGit/ki-icons

Use with Nuxt

It is a Nuxt module (Nuxt ≥ 4.1). One line:

// nuxt.config.ts
export default defineNuxtConfig({
  modules: ['ki-icons'],
})

The module hands the collection to @nuxt/icon — installing it too if the app does not list it — and ships the whole set in the client bundle, so icons chosen at runtime (from data) work without a server, in static and mobile builds as well. Your own icon config still wins over these defaults; your other custom collections are kept.

<Icon name="ki:banana" size="48" />

With Vuetify, if v-icon renders through <Icon> (as it does for mdi: icons in a Nuxt + @nuxt/icon setup), ki: icons follow the same rules — size="x-small" … "x-large" and numbers give exactly the sizes an mdi icon gets:

<v-icon icon="ki:banana" size="small" />
<v-icon icon="ki:category-fruit" size="x-large" />
<v-icon icon="ki:trophy-tree" :size="64" />

Use anywhere else

icons.json is a standard IconifyJSON document, so any Iconify tool reads it: @iconify/vue's addCollection(kiIcons), @iconify/utils, UnoCSS presetIcons({ collections: { ki: () => kiIcons } }). The source SVGs are also shipped in svg/ for direct use.

Colours

Every icon carries its own palette — a dark outline and a soft offset shadow — so it does not follow color / currentColor. Iconify renders such icons as images rather than masks, which keeps the colours intact. Size is the only thing the surrounding text controls.

Adding an icon

1. Draw it on a square viewBox (24 × 24 for food, any square for the rest), with its own fills and no currentColor.
2. Save it as svg/<family>/<kebab-name>.svg.
3. Run npm run build — it regenerates icons.json, names.json and catalog.html, and fails on a malformed or unsafe file (scripts, external references, event handlers).
4. Commit the SVG together with the regenerated files: they are what installs read, with no build step on the consumer's side.

License

MIT © Gabriele Vinai