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noml-icons

v0.1.2

Published

Noml Icons - the Noml suite's icon set. Geometric monoline glyphs with superellipse squircle corners, flat butt terminals, and beveled apexes, drawn to pair with Noml Sans.

Readme

Noml Icons is the Noml suite's icon set: 417 geometric monoline glyphs drawn to pair with the Noml Sans typeface. Superellipse "squircle" rounds (exponent 2.55), flat butt terminals, beveled apexes. Every icon is a tree-shakeable React component on a 24-unit grid at stroke 2, inheriting currentColor.


Install

npm install noml-icons
# or your package manager of choice
bun add noml-icons
pnpm add noml-icons
yarn add noml-icons

React 18+ is a peer dependency.

Use

import { PushIcon, SearchIcon, DinoIcon } from "noml-icons";

<PushIcon className="size-4 text-accent" />

Icons accept a single className prop and render a fixed 24x24 viewBox SVG. Size and color them with CSS (width/height/color, or Tailwind's size-* / text-*). They are decorative by default (aria-hidden); supply your own accessible labels on the surrounding control.

The squircle(cx, cy, r, k?) path helper is also exported for drawing new glyphs in the same language: one cubic per quadrant, where k = 0.7 matches the exponent-2.55 superellipse of the design DNA and k = 0.85-0.92 gives the boxier corner used for large lone tiles.

Browse the set

bun install
bun run demo   # writes docs/index.html

Open docs/index.html for a searchable gallery of every icon: size toggle (16/24/48), dark/light preview, click-to-copy imports.

Design rules (for contributors)

  • 24-grid, stroke 2, currentColor, fill="none" at the root; filled details are explicit fill="currentColor" paths (usually small squircle dots).
  • Flat butt caps, never round. Apexes bevel (strokeLinejoin="bevel"), matching the font's chamfered apexes.
  • Corners come from squircle() quadrants; box corners inline the same math (handle = 0.92·r).
  • Legibility at 14px is the bar: short appendages need stroke 2.5-3 (thin detached ticks read as sun rays); arrowheads on arcs use axis-aligned corner brackets, with the arc sweeping into the bracket corner; rings are r=10 to match familiar optical sizes.
  • Third-party brand glyphs (the "brands & social" section) are redrawn monoline to sit flush with the set, and stay as close to the official mark as the DNA allows.

Build

bun run build   # tsc -> dist/ (ESM + d.ts)

License

MIT, with two carve-outs:

  • SuiteIcon and DinoIcon are the Noml suite's brand marks: the code is MIT like the rest, but please don't use the marks to represent your own product.
  • The brand and social icons (GitHub, X, YouTube, and friends) are trademarks of their respective owners. They are included for the common "link to our socials" case; using them is subject to each owner's brand guidelines.