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@iconify/icons-mdi
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This package includes individual files for each icon, ready to be imported into a project.
Each icon is in its own file, so you can bundle several icons from different icon sets without bundling entire icon sets.
Data is stored in IconifyIcon
format. See IconifyIcon documentation.
npm install @iconify/icons-mdi --save-dev
For information about this package, see Iconify documentation.
Icon data can be used with many tools and components, see Iconify documentation.
To convert to SVG, you can use Iconify Utils for basic usage or Iconify Tools.
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Iconify icon components for Material Design Icons
We found that @iconify/icons-mdi demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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