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nucleo-glass

v1.3.2

Published

24px React SVG icon components from Nucleo

Downloads

907

Readme

nucleo-glass

A collection of 24px React SVG icon components from Nucleo.

Installation

npm install nucleo-glass

Usage

import { IconPin } from 'nucleo-glass';

function MyComponent() {
  return <IconPin />;
}

Browse the full list of available icons on the Nucleo Web App.

Customization

Icon Size

You can set a custom size using the size prop:

import { IconPin } from 'nucleo-glass';

function MyComponent() {
  return <IconPin size={32} />;
}

Icon Colors

Icon colors are controlled using CSS custom properties:

| CSS Custom Property | Default Value | | ----------------------- | ------------- | | --nc-gradient-1-color-1 | #575757 | | --nc-gradient-1-color-2 | #151515 | | --nc-gradient-2-color-1 | #E3E3E599 | | --nc-gradient-2-color-2 | #BBBBC099 | | --nc-light | #FFFFFF |

You can modify them inline using the style attribute:

<IconPin style={
  {
    '--nc-gradient-1-color-1': '#575757',
  } as React.CSSProperties
} />

Or you can use utility classes. For example, if using Tailwind CSS:

<IconPin className="[--nc-gradient-1-color-1:#575757]" />

ID Collisions

The Nucleo Glass icons use SVG definitions that rely on referenced IDs (for example: gradients, filters, masks, clipPaths). When rendering the same icon multiple times with different styles on the same page, those IDs can collide and cause unexpected styling.

To avoid this, you can pass a uniqueId prop to the icon. This way each instance remains isolated.

import { useId } from "react";
import { IconAppStack } from "nucleo-glass";

export function MyComponent() {
  const glassId1 = useId();
  const glassId2 = useId();

  return (
    <div>
      {/* First instance */}
      <IconAppStack
        uniqueId={glassId1}
        style={{
          "--nc-gradient-1-color-1": "#FF7A00",
          "--nc-gradient-1-color-2": "#C40000",
        }}
      />

      {/* Second instance, different styles and a different uniqueId */}
      <IconAppStack
        uniqueId={glassId2}
        style={{
          "--nc-gradient-1-color-1": "#00C2FF",
          "--nc-gradient-1-color-2": "#0047C4",
        }}
      />
    </div>
  );
}

Accessibility

To improve accessibility, you can either add a title attribute to the icon or use the aria-label attribute.

<IconName title="Icon Name" />

or

<IconName aria-label="Icon Name" />

If you want to hide the icon from screen readers, you can use the aria-hidden attribute.

<IconName aria-hidden="true" />

License

nucleoapp.com/license