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@manychat/icons
Advanced tools
Generator import icons as SVG files from a corresponding Figma screen with ManyChat Icons and converts them as ready to use React components.
Generated icons pack is hosted on NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@manychat/icons
Detailed instructions are available in Contribution Guide and Usage Guide
https://github.com/manychat/icons
into GitHub Repository URL fieldYou can install a specific version of an icons pack by running env version=x.x.x npm run icons:install
where x.x.x
is the value of a target version. This command will install the corresponding package version,
update package.json
and package-lock.json
and will create Git commit for these changes.
Icon components can be used as:
import { Icon, palettes } from '@manychat/manyui'
const Star = () => <Icon.Star color={palettes.semantic.accent} size={32} />
The latest published version can be viewed in https://design.manychat.com/components/icon
The current icon set can be exported from Figma and previewed locally:
npm ci
to install dependenciesenv FIGMA_TOKEN=your_generated_figma_token npm run export:preview
To preview icons locally in the app:
npm ci
to install dependenciesenv FIGMA_TOKEN=your_generated_figma_token npm run export:pack
npm
scope by running npm link
npm unlink --save @manychat/icons && npm link @manychat/icons
FAQs
ManyChat Icons bundle
We found that @manychat/icons demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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