@duetds/icons
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This package includes Duet Icons and related tools.
For usage instructions, please see Duet Design System documentation.
This package uses sass-lint, svglint, jsonlint to lint.
The file scripts/prepublish.js is used to build the package for publishing.
On build, each icon under the assets directory is converted to an individual CommonJS module. Each of these modules exports an object matching the following type:
type DuetIcon = {
tags: string // space-separated list of tags
title: string
svg: string
}
A Typescript type DuetIconName is exposed which enumerates all icon names:
type DuetIconName = "action-add" | "action-add-small" // etc
The main file of the package exports a single object, containing all icons, which conforms to the following type:
type DuetIcons = Record<DuetIconName, DuetIcon>
src/assets directory.npm run tags which will assist you in adding tags for any new icons.npm run build to generate a new build.Copyright © 2020 LocalTapiola/Turva.
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This package includes Duet Design System Icons and related utilities.
The npm package @duetds/icons receives a total of 205 weekly downloads. As such, @duetds/icons popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @duetds/icons demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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