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seti-icons-react

v0.2.0

Published

Seti UI icons for react.

Downloads

42

Readme

seti-icons-react

GitHub Workflow Status GitHub package.json version (branch) GitHub

React/TypeScript version of seti-icons used in Monaco editor which powers Visual Studio Code.

Usage

Install the package from GitHub:

npm i seti-icons-react

Then import required icons from it:

import { TypeScript } from 'seti-icons-react'

class MyComponent extends React.Component {
    render() {
        return (
            <figure>
                <figcaption>
                    Hello, TypeScript!
                </figcaption>

                <TypeScript theme="extension/.ts"/>
            </figure>
        )
    }
}

Themes

Most of the icons in Monaco are used for several purposes. For instance, TypeScript icon has different colors for .ts and .test.ts extensions. You can switch between these themes using theme prop:

import { TypeScript } from 'seti-icons-react'

// fill = rgb(38 139 210)
<TypeScript theme="extension/.ts"/>
// fill = rgb(181 137 0)
<TypeScript theme="extension/.test.ts"/>

CSS Render

You can switch between svg, backgroundImage and maskImage render:

import { TypeScript } from 'seti-icons-react'

// always visible
<TypeScript render="svg"/>
// not showing on disabled styles
<TypeScript render="backgroundImage"/>
// not showing on disabled styles + fill can be changed via backgroundColor
<TypeScript render="maskImage"/>

This way You can change the size of the icons via backgroundSize prop.

Development

Run npm run build to generate TypeScript source code and transpile it to JavaScript.