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gitlab.com/JankTech/templ-icons
Templ Icons is a modified mirror of Tailwind's Hero Icons converted into Templ templates. This package allows developers to utilize Hero Icons within their Templ templates, enabling the addition of high-quality SVG icons to web projects with ease and flexibility.
To use Templ Icons in your project, ensure you have Go installed and your project is initialized with Go Modules. Then, run the following command to add the package to your project:
go get gitlab.com/JankTech/templ-icons
Import Templ Icons into a Templ template You can then include an icon in your Templ template by calling the appropriate icon function. For example, to add an "arrow left" outline icon:
package main
import (
"gitlab.com/JankTech/templ-icons/heroicons"
)
templ Component() {
@heroicons.ArrowLeftOutline()
<div>
<!-- other markup -->
</div>
}
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