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@spark-web/icon
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Spark uses the “outline” variants of the wonderful open-source Heroicons library.
Define the icon size.
<Inline gap="large" alignY="center">
<LightBulbIcon size="xsmall" />
<LightBulbIcon size="small" />
<LightBulbIcon size="medium" />
<LightBulbIcon size="large" />
</Inline>
Define the icon tone.
<Row gap="large" dividers>
<Inline gap="large">
<LightBulbIcon tone="neutral" />
<LightBulbIcon tone="muted" />
</Inline>
<Inline gap="large">
<LightBulbIcon tone="info" />
<LightBulbIcon tone="positive" />
<LightBulbIcon tone="caution" />
<LightBulbIcon tone="critical" />
<LightBulbIcon tone="accent" />
</Inline>
</Row>
To ensure icons have sufficient contrast, when on a dark background the foreground tones “neutral” and “muted” will be inverted.
<Inline gap="large">
<Box background="neutral" padding="small" borderRadius="small">
<LightBulbIcon tone="neutral" />
</Box>
<Box background="neutral" padding="small" borderRadius="small">
<LightBulbIcon tone="muted" />
</Box>
</Inline>
FAQs
--- title: Icon isExperimentalPackage: false ---
The npm package @spark-web/icon receives a total of 556 weekly downloads. As such, @spark-web/icon popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @spark-web/icon demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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