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tekicon

v1.0.0

Published

This is a simple package containing SVG icons

Readme

TEKICON

About

This is a lightweight package of SVG icons.

Install

Run the command

  npm i tekicon

JS

Place the following code in your JavaScript file:

import iconSetter from "tkicon";

document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function(event){
    iconSetter();
});

and

To get a list of icons:

import {iconList} from "tkicon";

console.log(iconList)

iconList return an object

HTML

in HTML pages use:

<i class="tkicon" data-icon="example" size="24"></i>

for example <i class="tkicon" data-icon="wolrd" size="24">

  • Icons have a default size of 24px, but you can modify it.

CSS

Almost all icons contain two path tags (using stroke instead of fill), allowing you to style them individually or via the svg tag.

for example:

svg.tkicon{
    fill:none;
    stroke: #1d0002;
}

or

.tkicon path:nth-child(1){
    fill:#1d0002;
    stroke: #1d0002;
}
.tkicon path:nth-child(2){
    fill:none;
    stroke: #51a2ff;
}

How it works

The iconSetter function scans for elements containing the tkicon class, replacing them with svg tags to keep the document clean and free of redundant elements.

also see