There are many ways/formats of how to use bytesize-icons. The fastest and recommended way is via SVG directly. Or use the webfont version if you want to include all icons at once:

SVG icons -- when you need just a few icons in your project

1 . If you want to use just a few icons. Find the icons you need in "icons" folder. Then use them as regular images:

<img height="32" width="32" src="@icon/bytesize-icons/icons/activity.svg" />

2 . Icons can be served from a CDN such as Unpkg. Simply use the @icon/bytesize-icons npm package in the URL like the following:

<img height="32" width="32" src="https://unpkg.com/@icon/bytesize-icons/icons/activity.svg" />

Icons font -- ideal when you want to include all icons at once

1 . Install @icon/bytesize-icons with this command. In the <head> of your html, reference the location to your bytesize-icons.css.

<head>
...
<link rel="stylesheet" href="@icon/bytesize-icons/bytesize-icons.css">
...
</head>

2 . Use unpkg.com to load directly bytesize-icons without installing anything:

<head>
...
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/@icon/bytesize-icons/bytesize-icons.css">
...
</head>

Place bytesize-icons with <i> tag in your html like this. Icon class names are to be used with the bsi class prefix.

<i class="bsi bsi-activity"></i>

Bugs, Ideas, Pull Requests

If you have any ideas or found bugs, please send me Pull Requests or let me know with GitHub Issues.

License

bytesize-icons is copyright by Dan Klammer, licensed under the MIT.

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Last updated on 29 Apr 2020

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