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@steeze-ui/svelte-icon
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This project is still in experimental development. Expect bugs and breaking changes!
This project is still in experimental development. Expect bugs and breaking changes!
Effortless Svelte Icon Component
npm i @steeze-ui/svelte-icon
<script>
//import icon component
import {Icon} from '@steeze-ui/svelte-icon'
//import as many icons from a Icon Pack
import {LightningBolt} from '@steeze-ui/heroicons'
</script>
<!-- Set Icon Theme via the attribute -->
<Icon src={LightningBolt} theme='solid' class='color-gray-900'>
Attribute | Default | Description |
---|---|---|
src | - | (required) The source of a icon coming from an Icon Pack |
theme | default | Configures to use a Icon Theme if available (otherwise render nothing) |
size | 100% | Configures width and height |
* | - | Any html attribute that is valid (e.g aria-hidden, class or style) |
For all available Icon Packs visit steeze-ui/icons
This repo uses pnpm. To build a new version of the package just run:
pnpm install && pnpm package
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This project is still in experimental development. Expect bugs and breaking changes!
We found that @steeze-ui/svelte-icon 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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