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@cloudflare/component-icon
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Cloudflare Icon Component
Installation with yarn is recommended
$ yarn add @cloudflare/component-icon
import React from 'react';
import { Icon } from '../../src';
import iconTypes from '../../src/iconTypes';
import { createComponent } from '@cloudflare/style-container';
const ColorWrapper = createComponent(
() => ({
backgroundColor: '#f1f1f1',
paddingTop: '10px',
paddingBottom: '10px',
paddingLeft: '15px',
maxWidth: 750,
display: 'block'
}),
'span'
);
const TextWrapper = createComponent(
() => ({
paddingRight: '20px',
paddingLeft: '5px'
}),
'span'
);
const IconComponent = () => (
<div>
<p>Types:</p>
<Icons>
{iconTypes.map(iconType => (
<IconWrapper key={iconType}>
<Icon label={iconType} type={iconType} size="3x" />
<pre>{iconType}</pre>
</IconWrapper>
))}
</Icons>
<p>Sizes:</p>
<p>
<Icon label="2x" size="2x" type="gear" />
<TextWrapper>2x</TextWrapper>
<Icon label="2.5x" size="2.5x" type="gear" />
<TextWrapper>2.5x</TextWrapper>
<Icon label="3x" size="3x" type="gear" />
<TextWrapper>3x</TextWrapper>
<Icon label="3.5x" size="3.5x" type="gear" />
<TextWrapper>3.5x</TextWrapper>
<Icon label="4x" size="4x" type="gear" />
<TextWrapper>4x</TextWrapper>
</p>
<p>Colors:</p>
<p>
<ColorWrapper>
<Icon label="default" size="2x" type="search" color="default" />
<TextWrapper>Default</TextWrapper>
<Icon label="primary" size="2x" type="caret-right" color="primary" />
<TextWrapper>Primary</TextWrapper>
<Icon label="success" size="2x" type="ok" color="success" />
<TextWrapper>Success</TextWrapper>
<Icon label="warning" size="2x" type="info-sign" color="warning" />
<TextWrapper>Warning</TextWrapper>
<Icon label="danger" size="2x" type="exclamation-sign" color="danger" />
<TextWrapper>Danger</TextWrapper>
<Icon label="black" size="2x" type="remove" color="black" />
<TextWrapper>Black</TextWrapper>
<Icon label="white" size="2x" type="shield" color="white" />
<TextWrapper>White</TextWrapper>
</ColorWrapper>
</p>
</div>
);
const gutterSize = '0.5em';
const Icons = createComponent(() => ({
display: 'grid',
gridTemplateColumns: 'repeat(auto-fill, minmax(8rem, 1fr))',
gridAutoRows: '1fr',
margin: `0 -${gutterSize}`,
'&::before': {
content: `''`,
width: '0',
paddingBottom: '100%',
gridRow: '1 / 1',
gridColumn: '1 / 1'
}
}));
const IconWrapper = createComponent(({ theme }) => ({
display: 'flex',
alignItems: 'center',
flexDirection: 'column',
justifyContent: 'center',
margin: gutterSize,
background: theme.colors.gray[9],
'& svg': {
flex: 1,
marginTop: '1.5em'
},
'&:first-child': {
gridRow: '1 / 1',
gridColumn: '1 / 1'
}
}));
export default IconComponent;
If you would like to add new icons to the component library/design system please follow the procedures below to help ensure the icons remain consistent.
Follow the link to the product-design repository where you will find the original SVG's. Follow the Icon Guidelines for details on how to create, export, and add new icons to product-design and stratus repositories.
Once your icon is added to the product-design repo under the /icons/icons-exports/ folder and all instructions are followed it is ready to be converted to our React format in this component-library repo.
run yarn install from the root of your component-library folder.
This should install the svgo dependency which is required in order to clean and compile the SVGs. If svgo does not install, you can install it globally on your machine with the command npm install -g svgo
Run the git checkout -b <branchname> command or create a new branch via the graphical git tool of your choice.
The product-design repo will be pulled in using the svgtoreact.sh script
*** NOTE: The product-design repo should be up to date and located within the same parent folder as component library before running this command ***
Run yarn update-icons in the root folder of component-library
The list of SVG's will be extracted and converted into React components based on the file names provided. They will be added under ../component-icon/src/reactsvgs/.
Additional files touched may include iconTypes.js and /reactsvgs/index.js
main.After review, your new icon will be merged into the repository and be available for use shortly!
Note: Stratus repository README may also be valuable.
FAQs
Cloudflare Icon Component
The npm package @cloudflare/component-icon receives a total of 24,561 weekly downloads. As such, @cloudflare/component-icon popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @cloudflare/component-icon demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 44 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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