@blueprintjs/icons
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Components, fonts, icons, and css files for creating and displaying icons.
@blueprintjs/icons is a package that provides a comprehensive set of icons for use with the Blueprint.js UI toolkit. It includes a wide variety of icons that can be easily integrated into React applications, allowing developers to enhance their user interfaces with consistent and visually appealing iconography.
Basic Icon Usage
This feature allows you to use a basic icon in your React application. The 'icon' prop specifies which icon to display.
<Icon icon="add" />Customizing Icon Size
You can customize the size of the icon by using the 'iconSize' prop. This example sets the icon size to 20 pixels.
<Icon icon="add" iconSize={20} />Changing Icon Color
This feature allows you to change the color of the icon using the 'color' prop. In this example, the icon color is set to red.
<Icon icon="add" color="red" />Using Icons with Buttons
You can integrate icons with other Blueprint.js components, such as buttons. This example shows how to use an icon within a button component.
<Button icon="add" text="Add Item" />react-icons provides a wide range of icons from various icon libraries such as Font Awesome, Material Design, and more. It offers a similar functionality to @blueprintjs/icons but with a broader selection of icon sets.
fontawesome is a popular icon library that offers a vast collection of icons. It can be used in various frameworks and libraries, including React. It provides more icon options compared to @blueprintjs/icons but may require additional setup for integration.
Blueprint is a React UI toolkit for the web.
This package contains a collection of React components and other files for displaying icons.
npm install --save @blueprintjs/icons
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Components, fonts, icons, and css files for creating and displaying icons.
We found that @blueprintjs/icons demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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