This package contains the AtlasKit icons. All icons should be consumed separately unless your build tool supports tree shaking.
This packages is licensed under the Atlassian Design Guidelines - please check the LICENSE file for more information.
Interact with a live demo of the ak-icon component.
npm install ak-icon
The ak-icon package exports the Icon Skate components.
Import the component in your JS resource:
import 'ak-icon/glyph/home';
Now you can use the defined tag in your HTML markup:
<html>
<head>
<script src="bundle.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
<!-- ... -->
<ak-icon-home></ak-icon-home>
</body>
</html>
You can also use it from within another JavaScript resource:
import BitbucketLogo from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/logo';
const component = new BitbucketLogo();
document.body.appendChild(component);
You can control the icon color via CSS:
<span style="color: red;">
<ak-icon-home></ak-icon-home>
</span>
This package provides all icons bundled in one export but unless your build tool supports tree shaking, you should import only a single icon instead of the bundled version.
import * as icons from 'ak-icon';
const { BitbucketLogo } = icons;
// old-school
const icon = new BitbucketLogo();
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or JSX
const x = (<BitbucketLogo />);
Import a single icon:
import BitbucketLogo from 'ak-icon';
// old-school
const icon = new BitbucketLogo();
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or JSX
const x = (<BitbucketLogo />);
<!-- ... -->
<ak-icon-home></ak-icon-home>
<ak-icon-bitbucket-logo></ak-icon-bitbucket-logo>
This should only be used for prototyping. Keep in mind that this will pull in all icons, not only the ones you use.
This is a standard web component, if you want to use it in your React app, use the Skate.js React integration.
import HomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/home';
import reactify from 'skatejs-react-integration';
const ReactComponent = reactify(HomeIcon, {});
ReactDOM.render(<ReactComponent />, container);
Adding new icons is as simple as checking out the Atlaskit repo, adding your svg file to /packages/ak-icon/src/icons and running
npm run prepublish
from within the ak-icon package. This will clean up the svg and generate a new src/index.js file and update all the stories in storybook to use it.
Some things to look for:
/ak-icon/src/icons/subfolder and it will be namespaced appropriately.All icons story. Look for any clipping or sizing issues here.All icons (usage) story to make sure the naming has worked as expected (paths/namespacing makes sense, etc).Icons with broken fills (solid parts) story to make sure that no parts of your svg have hardcoded colors.
fill="XXXXX" and replace them with fill="currentColor".Icons that are too big (red parts) story to show any parts of the icon that fall outside the 20x20 size that icons should fill.ak-icon/test/index.js to include your icon.Let us know what you think of our components and docs, your feedback is really important for us.
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Properties
stringsizeMethods
Icon interface. All icons follow this structure.
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of Icon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of Icon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
stringsizeMethods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-atlassian programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-atlassian label="My label" />
JS Example
import AtlassianIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/atlassian';
const icon = new AtlassianIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-atlassian label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { AtlassianIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new AtlassianIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of AtlassianIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of AtlassianIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-addons programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-addons label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketAddonsIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/addons';
const icon = new BitbucketAddonsIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-addons label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketAddonsIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketAddonsIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketAddonsIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketAddonsIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-admin programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-admin label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketAdminIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/admin';
const icon = new BitbucketAdminIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-admin label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketAdminIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketAdminIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketAdminIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketAdminIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-branches programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-branches label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketBranchesIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/branches';
const icon = new BitbucketBranchesIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-branches label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketBranchesIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketBranchesIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketBranchesIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketBranchesIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-builds programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-builds label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketBuildsIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/builds';
const icon = new BitbucketBuildsIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-builds label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketBuildsIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketBuildsIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketBuildsIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketBuildsIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-commits programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-commits label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketCommitsIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/commits';
const icon = new BitbucketCommitsIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-commits label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketCommitsIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketCommitsIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketCommitsIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketCommitsIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-dashboard programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-dashboard label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketDashboardIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/dashboard';
const icon = new BitbucketDashboardIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-dashboard label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketDashboardIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketDashboardIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketDashboardIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketDashboardIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-downloads programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-downloads label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketDownloadsIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/downloads';
const icon = new BitbucketDownloadsIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-downloads label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketDownloadsIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketDownloadsIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketDownloadsIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketDownloadsIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-followers programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-followers label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketFollowersIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/followers';
const icon = new BitbucketFollowersIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-followers label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketFollowersIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketFollowersIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketFollowersIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketFollowersIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-following programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-following label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketFollowingIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/following';
const icon = new BitbucketFollowingIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-following label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketFollowingIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketFollowingIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketFollowingIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketFollowingIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-issues programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-issues label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketIssuesIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/issues';
const icon = new BitbucketIssuesIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-issues label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketIssuesIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketIssuesIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketIssuesIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketIssuesIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-logo programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-logo label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketLogoIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/logo';
const icon = new BitbucketLogoIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-logo label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketLogoIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketLogoIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketLogoIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketLogoIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-members programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-members label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketMembersIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/members';
const icon = new BitbucketMembersIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-members label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketMembersIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketMembersIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketMembersIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketMembersIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-optout programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-optout label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketOptoutIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/optout';
const icon = new BitbucketOptoutIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-optout label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketOptoutIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketOptoutIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketOptoutIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketOptoutIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-pipelines programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-pipelines label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketPipelinesIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/pipelines';
const icon = new BitbucketPipelinesIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-pipelines label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketPipelinesIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketPipelinesIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketPipelinesIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketPipelinesIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-projects programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-projects label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketProjectsIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/projects';
const icon = new BitbucketProjectsIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-projects label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketProjectsIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketProjectsIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketProjectsIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketProjectsIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-pullrequests programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-pullrequests label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketPullrequestsIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/pullrequests';
const icon = new BitbucketPullrequestsIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-pullrequests label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketPullrequestsIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketPullrequestsIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketPullrequestsIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketPullrequestsIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-repos programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-repos label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketReposIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/repos';
const icon = new BitbucketReposIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-repos label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketReposIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketReposIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketReposIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketReposIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-repositories programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-repositories label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketRepositoriesIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/repositories';
const icon = new BitbucketRepositoriesIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-repositories label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketRepositoriesIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketRepositoriesIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketRepositoriesIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketRepositoriesIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-snippets programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-snippets label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketSnippetsIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/snippets';
const icon = new BitbucketSnippetsIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-snippets label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketSnippetsIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketSnippetsIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketSnippetsIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketSnippetsIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-source programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-source label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketSourceIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/source';
const icon = new BitbucketSourceIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-source label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketSourceIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketSourceIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketSourceIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketSourceIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-teams programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-teams label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketTeamsIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/teams';
const icon = new BitbucketTeamsIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-teams label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketTeamsIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketTeamsIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketTeamsIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketTeamsIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
Methods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-bitbucket-wiki programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-bitbucket-wiki label="My label" />
JS Example
import BitbucketWikiIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/bitbucket/wiki';
const icon = new BitbucketWikiIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-bitbucket-wiki label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { BitbucketWikiIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new BitbucketWikiIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of BitbucketWikiIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
size(Optional) An icon size.
Defaults to an empty string (which means it uses the default size).
Kind: instance property of BitbucketWikiIcon
Default: small
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* size="medium">
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.size = 'medium';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
IconKind: global class
Extends: Icon
Properties
stringsizeMethods
Create an instance of the ak-icon-checkbox programmatically, or by using markup.
It looks like this: 
HTML Example
<ak-icon-checkbox label="My label" />
JS Example
import CheckboxIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/checkbox';
const icon = new CheckboxIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
// or via JSX
const ret = (<ak-icon-checkbox label="My label" />);
JS Example
// only do this if you have tree-shaking enabled in your build
import { CheckboxIcon } from 'ak-icon';
const icon = new CheckboxIcon();
icon.label = 'My label';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
string(Required) The icon label This is a required attribute. Omitting it will make the icon inaccessible for screen readers, etc.. The text passed will be sanitized, e.g. passed HTML will be represented as plain text.
Kind: instance property of CheckboxIcon
HTML Example
<ak-icon-* label="Accessible description of the icon" />
JS Example
import SomeIcon from 'ak-icon/glyph/some';
const icon = new SomeIcon();
icon.label = 'Accessible description of the icon';
document.body.appendChild(icon);
[size]FAQs
A react package that contains icons
The npm package ak-icon receives a total of 549 weekly downloads. As such, ak-icon popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ak-icon 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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