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@hafslundnett/hdd-icons
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Hdd icons for web services and native apps.
Use the latest version:
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Or choose a specific version:
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npm
packageyarn install @hafslundnett/hdd-icons -dev
import hddIcons from '@hafslundnett/hdd-icons' // Vanilla JS
import {HddIcon} from '@hafslundnett/hdd-icons/hdd-icons.jsx' // ...or React/Preact compatible JSX
First clone @hafslundnett/hdd-icons
and install its dependencies:
git clone git@github.com:hafslundnett/hdd.git
cd hdd/packages/hdd-icons/
yarn install
yarn start # Your browser will open documentation with hot reloading
After having applied changes, remember to build before pushing the changes upstream.
git checkout -b feature/my-changes
# update the source code
yarn build
git commit -am "feat: add my changes"
git push origin feature/my-changes
# then make a PR to the master branch,
# and assign another developer to review your code
NOTE! Please also make sure to keep commits small and clean (that the commit message actually refers to the updated files).
Make sure the commit message is Capitalized and starts with an imperative verb (for examplefeat: add minification support
). Preferrably follow the commitizen standard.
FAQs
Icons used across Hafslund Nett projects.
We found that @hafslundnett/hdd-icons demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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