There are many ways/formats of how to use feathericon. 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/feathericon/icons/activity.svg" />

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

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

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

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

<head>
...
<link rel="stylesheet" href="@icon/feathericon/feathericon.css">
...
</head>

2 . Use unpkg.com to load directly feathericon without installing anything:

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

Place feathericon with <i> tag in your html like this. Icon class names are to be used with the fei class prefix.

<i class="fei fei-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

Feathericon is copyright by featherplain, licensed under the MIT.

Keywords

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Package last updated on 13 Feb 2020

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