@axa-ch/icon
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<axa-icon> renders an icon, given an icon name, a resource path or a string to a suitable SVG image.
| Attribute |
|---|
icon="add" |
icon="arrow-left" |
icon="arrow-right" |
icon="collapse" |
icon="document" |
icon="download" |
icon="email" |
icon="expand" |
icon="mobile" |
icon="phone" |
icon="search" |
icon="upload" |
icon="cloud-upload" |
icon="axa-logo" |
icon="axa-logo-open" |
icon="check-circle" |
icon="check" |
icon="info-outline" |
icon="warning-amber" |
icon="cloudy" |
icon="close" |
The icon resource path must have .svg extension.
You can load your own SVG and set its html string. The string must contain <svg tag. When using a custom icon, make sure to define the icon width and height (in px) in its definition and use fill="currentColor" on paths that should inherit the color from its containing component.
The default behavior set the size of the svgs to 24x24 px. To use original size on the svg use original.
| Attribute | description |
|---|---|
size="small" | 20x20 px |
size="medium" | default. 24x24 px |
size="large" | 32x32 px |
size="original" | use original size of svg file you use |
FAQs
The icon component for the AXA Pattern Library
The npm package @axa-ch/icon receives a total of 52 weekly downloads. As such, @axa-ch/icon popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @axa-ch/icon demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 49 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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