@therms/icons
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bulletin_module
dispatch_module
dashboard_module
events_module
forms_layout_module
breadcrumb
enter
exit
geo_fence
geo_tracks
gps
map
access
bolo
contact
email_subscribers
files
location_module
log
main_location
pass_down
portal_users
post_orders
services
sub_location
tasks
attachment
compose
forward
important
inbox
outbox
read
reply_all
reply
send
unread
organization_module
patrol_module
route
route_active
regions_module
item
person
property
record_module
vehicle
inactive
pending
rejected
reopened
report_module
arrest
basic_report
camera_activity
report_entry
disciplinary_action
dispatch_call
equipment_dls
foot_patrol
interview
observation
on_duty_injury
peer_evaluation
retail_theft
statement
tag_scan
task
use_of_force
vehicle_accident
vehicle_patrol
camera_monitoring
dar
equipment_dls
firewatch
investigation
location
loss_prevention
on_duty_injury
peer_evaluation
report_type
special_event
use_of_force
vehicle_accident
roster_module
schedule_module
users_module
FAQs
Icons used by THERMS Applications
The npm package @therms/icons receives a total of 3,346 weekly downloads. As such, @therms/icons popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @therms/icons demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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