@equinor/eds-icons

@equinor/eds-icons

NB! This is an early version of the EDS Core React components in Typescript and meant for testing only.

This package is a collection of the system icons from the Equinor Design System as javascript objects.

Example of javascript object data

{
  name: 'star_filled',
  prefix: 'eds',
  height: '24',
  width: '24',
  svgPathData: 'M12 16.067l4.947 3.6-1.894-5.814L20 10.334h-6.067l-1.933-6-1.933 6H4l4.947 3.52-1.894 5.814 4.947-3.6z',
}

Installation

npm install @equinor/eds-icons styled-components

Usage

Import using one of the following options to get the svg data:

Import

ES Module

Most loaders should handle ECMAScript Modules.

import { star_filled } from "@equinor/eds-icons"

CommonJS module

CommonJS will have a separate package path

const icons = require("@equinor/eds-icons/commonjs")

FAQ

• If you are using NodeJS 13+ for module loading, it now has native ES modules support. Add "type":"module" to your apps package.json to enable this.

• If you get a syntax error trying to import ES module, try importing the CJS module as not all loaders have support for ES modules yet

Rendering icons

You can render it using plain svg or use our provided React Icon component in @equinor/eds-core-react

⚠️ Due to how Figma parses and exports svg icons the following attributes must be added to your <path></path> element; fill-rule="evenodd" clip-rule="evenodd"

Use EDS Assets in Figma(Equinor Figma account needed🔒) or storefront for icon names. Spaces in icon names are replaced with underscores.

star-filled -> star_filled.

React

We have developed a react component to simplify use of the EDS icons library within react.

import { Icon } from '@equinor/eds-core-react'
import { save } from '@equinor/eds-icons'

// Add to library (this needs only be done once)
Icon.add({ save })

// Renders "save" icon
<Icon name="save" />

Credits

The EDS system icons are built on a copy of the Outlined Material Design icons provided open-source by Google. The icons have been customised and renamed for Equinor’s use.