@iconify/utils
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Common functions for working with Iconify icon sets used by various packages.
This is a set of helper functions that deal with Iconify icon sets.
Functions are split into a separate library because they are reused in many projects.
To install the library run this command:
npm install @iconify/utils --save
Documentation is available at Iconify documentation website.
The library is released with MIT license.
© 2021-PRESENT Vjacheslav Trushkin
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Common functions for working with Iconify icon sets used by various packages.
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