bytesize-icon-elements
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This package provides bytesize-icons icons as CustomElements. bytesize-icons are lightweight, reasonable set of nice icons with SVG format.
$ npm install --save bytesize-icon-elements
<html>
<body>
This is search icon: <icon-search></icon-search>
And this is a thin book icon: <icon-book type="thin"></icon-book>
Icon size is variable because it's SVG.
This is a big flag icon: <icon-flag width="64" height="64"></icon-flag>
</body>
<script src="/path/to/bytesize-icon-elements/index.js"></script>
</html>
Loading bytesize-icon-elements/index.js registers <icon-*> elements. You can use it in your HTML directly.
If you want to use this package with older browsers, you may need webcomponents.js as polyfill.
Each icon has below optional properties.
| Name | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
type | One of ultra-light, thin, light, regular, medium, bold and heavy. It determines stroke-width of icon. | regular |
width | Width of icon (in pixels). | 32 |
height | Height of icon (in pixels). | 32 |
$ npm install
# Updates bytesize-icons if needed
$ npm run gen
$ npm run test
You can see all icons in bytesize-icons repository page.
<icon-activity></icon-activity><icon-alert></icon-alert><icon-archive></icon-archive><icon-arrow-bottom></icon-arrow-bottom><icon-arrow-left></icon-arrow-left><icon-arrow-right></icon-arrow-right><icon-arrow-top></icon-arrow-top><icon-backwards></icon-backwards><icon-ban></icon-ban><icon-bell></icon-bell><icon-book></icon-book><icon-bookmark></icon-bookmark><icon-calendar></icon-calendar><icon-camera></icon-camera><icon-caret-bottom></icon-caret-bottom><icon-caret-left></icon-caret-left><icon-caret-right></icon-caret-right><icon-caret-top></icon-caret-top><icon-cart></icon-cart><icon-checkmark></icon-checkmark><icon-chevron-bottom></icon-chevron-bottom><icon-chevron-left></icon-chevron-left><icon-chevron-right></icon-chevron-right><icon-chevron-top></icon-chevron-top><icon-clock></icon-clock><icon-close></icon-close><icon-code></icon-code><icon-compose></icon-compose><icon-creditcard></icon-creditcard><icon-download></icon-download><icon-edit></icon-edit><icon-eject></icon-eject><icon-ellipsis-horizontal></icon-ellipsis-horizontal><icon-ellipsis-vertical></icon-ellipsis-vertical><icon-end></icon-end><icon-export></icon-export><icon-external></icon-external><icon-eye></icon-eye><icon-file></icon-file><icon-fire></icon-fire><icon-flag></icon-flag><icon-folder-open></icon-folder-open><icon-folder></icon-folder><icon-forwards></icon-forwards><icon-gift></icon-gift><icon-github></icon-github><icon-heart></icon-heart><icon-home></icon-home><icon-import></icon-import><icon-inbox></icon-inbox><icon-info></icon-info><icon-lightning></icon-lightning><icon-link></icon-link><icon-location></icon-location><icon-lock></icon-lock><icon-mail></icon-mail><icon-menu></icon-menu><icon-message></icon-message><icon-minus></icon-minus><icon-music></icon-music><icon-mute></icon-mute><icon-options></icon-options><icon-paperclip></icon-paperclip><icon-pause></icon-pause><icon-photo></icon-photo><icon-play></icon-play><icon-plus></icon-plus><icon-portfolio></icon-portfolio><icon-print></icon-print><icon-reload></icon-reload><icon-reply></icon-reply><icon-search></icon-search><icon-send></icon-send><icon-settings></icon-settings><icon-star></icon-star><icon-start></icon-start><icon-tag></icon-tag><icon-trash></icon-trash><icon-twitter></icon-twitter><icon-unlock></icon-unlock><icon-upload></icon-upload><icon-user></icon-user><icon-video></icon-video><icon-volume></icon-volume><icon-work></icon-work>FAQs
custom elements for bytesize icons
The npm package bytesize-icon-elements receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, bytesize-icon-elements popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that bytesize-icon-elements 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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