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octicons-plain-react

v19.8.1

Published

4 months ago

A rebuild of @primer/octicons to use lightweight React components

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octicons-plain-react

A rebuild of @primer/octicons to use lightweight React components

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@primer/octicons-react uses advanced React features I don't need.
@primer/octicons does not include octicon-* classes. Report

So this package simplifies import by the Refined GitHub extension by just exporting pre-built React components with the required classes.

Install

npm install octicons-plain-react

Usage

import AlertIcon from "octicons-plain-react/alert";

<AlertIcon/>

Publishing

GitHub Actions runs bump-and-publish.sh
It fetches the latest version of @primer/octicons
It sets its own version to match that
The version script is called and it installs its own version
- Use npm version 1.2.3 --ignore-scripts to set a custom version without updating octicons
git add is called to ensure these changes are saved in the tag itself
If the version change is successful, npm publish is run
Publishing calls prepack.sh, which builds the components and runs all the transforms
The new files are published to npm

License

MIT © GitHub Inc