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@pluralsight/icons
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A library of SVG icons and React/Svelte components.
erDiagram
PANDO ||--o{ DESIGN-TOKENS : contains
PANDO ||--o{ ICONS : contains
PANDO ||--o{ HEADLESS-STYLES : contains
PANDO ||--o{ REACT-UTILS : contains
DESIGN-TOKENS ||..|{ NORMALIZE-SETUP : contains
NORMALIZE-SETUP ||..|{ THEMES : contains
HEADLESS-STYLES ||--|{ DESIGN-TOKENS : uses
This package produces pure icons solutions to be used in different ways (i.e. SVG or components) and is decoupled from all other packages.
The icons package is purely a Node utility that generates different icon types from initial svg files.
This project uses Yarn 3 with PnP so there are no setup commands needed. If you get any errors, you may need to run an initial yarn install
or esnure you are using Node >= 18.
There is no development environment for this package.
To run your unit tests, make sure you are in the project root directory not this workspace - and run:
yarn test
If you plan on contributing to this project, please take time to read our CONTRIBUTING.md. Pull requests that do not adhere to the requirements in this doc will automatically be flagged and closed.
FAQs
Icons for Pluralsight.
We found that @pluralsight/icons 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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