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trading-icons

v0.0.6

Published

Small set of **trading symbol SVG icons** plus a tiny React renderer for **single** symbols (e.g. `BTC`) or **pairs** (e.g. `EUR_USD`).

Downloads

676

Readme

trading-icons

Small set of trading symbol SVG icons plus a tiny React renderer for single symbols (e.g. BTC) or pairs (e.g. EUR_USD).

Install

npm i trading-icons
# or
pnpm add trading-icons
# or
yarn add trading-icons

Assets

The SVGs live in public/symbols/ in this repo. In the demo app they are served at /symbols/<CODE>.svg.

If you publish this package to npm and want the component to work the same way, make sure your app serves those SVGs at /symbols (for example by copying them into your app’s public/symbols/).

Example (copy icons into your app):

cp -R node_modules/trading-icons/dist/symbols ./public/symbols

Then you can use them directly:

<img src="/symbols/BTC.svg" width="24" height="24" alt="BTC" />

React component API

The renderer component (see src/App.tsx) accepts:

  • imageUrls: [string] | [string, string]
    • single: ["/symbols/BTC.svg"]
    • pair: ["/symbols/EUR.svg", "/symbols/USD.svg"]
  • theme: "light" | "dark" (default "light")

Usage:

import TradingIcons from "trading-icons";

export function Example() {
  return (
    <>
      <TradingIcons imageUrls={["/symbols/BTC.svg"]} />
      <TradingIcons imageUrls={["/symbols/EUR.svg", "/symbols/USD.svg"]} theme="dark" />
    </>
  );
}

If you prefer not to rely on runtime style injection, you can also import the CSS explicitly once:

import "trading-icons/trading-icons.css";

Available symbols

These filenames exist under public/symbols/:

  • AAPL
  • ADA
  • AMZN
  • AUD
  • AVA
  • AVAX
  • BCO
  • BNB
  • BRK.B
  • BTC
  • CAD
  • CHF
  • DOGE
  • DOT
  • ETH
  • EUR
  • GBP
  • GOOGL
  • JPY
  • KO
  • META
  • MSFT
  • NAS100
  • NFLX
  • NKE
  • NVDA
  • NZD
  • SOL
  • SPX500
  • TME
  • TRX
  • TSLA
  • US30
  • USD
  • XAG
  • XAU
  • XCU
  • XRP

TypeScript types (copy/paste)

If you want strong typing for symbol, you can use this:

export const TRADING_ICON_SYMBOLS = [
  "AAPL",
  "ADA",
  "AMZN",
  "AUD",
  "AVA",
  "AVAX",
  "BCO",
  "BNB",
  "BRK.B",
  "BTC",
  "CAD",
  "CHF",
  "DOGE",
  "DOT",
  "ETH",
  "EUR",
  "GBP",
  "GOOGL",
  "JPY",
  "KO",
  "META",
  "MSFT",
  "NAS100",
  "NFLX",
  "NKE",
  "NVDA",
  "NZD",
  "SOL",
  "SPX500",
  "TME",
  "TRX",
  "TSLA",
  "US30",
  "USD",
  "XAG",
  "XAU",
  "XCU",
  "XRP",
] as const;

export type TradingIconSymbol = (typeof TRADING_ICON_SYMBOLS)[number];
export type TradingIconsTheme = "light" | "dark";
export type TradingIconsSymbol =
  | TradingIconSymbol
  | `${TradingIconSymbol}_${TradingIconSymbol}`;

Notes

  • Pairs: the component renders at most 2 icons (when you pass A_B). Anything else is not supported.
  • Missing icons: if you pass a symbol that doesn’t exist, the <img> will 404 (you’ll see a broken image).