cryptocurrency-icons-font
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A webfont for cryptocurrency symbols
cryptocurrency-icons-font use SVG icons as base to create a webfont which can be easily integrated in your web site / application. It provides you also the option to include your font as an SVG sprite.
You can install cryptocurrency-icons-font from npm
npm install --save cryptocurrency-icons-font
or using the github package
npm install --save @mirgj/cryptocurrency-icons-font
Or you can just clone this repository and get the files into the dist directory.
git clone https://github.com/mirgj/cryptocurrency-icons-font.git
The webfont is available and to you it you can take the demo file into dist/webfont as reference. Example:
<i class='crypto-icon btc'></i>
The svg sprites are located into the folder dist/svg-sprite/css and there are three sprites for black, color and white.
<i class='crypto-icon black btc'>crypto-icon.black.btc</i>
Colored version
<i class='crypto-icon color btc'>crypto-icon.color.btc</i>
White version
<i class='crypto-icon white btc'>crypto-icon.white.btc</i>
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A webfont for cryptocurrency symbols
The npm package cryptocurrency-icons-font receives a total of 29 weekly downloads. As such, cryptocurrency-icons-font popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cryptocurrency-icons-font 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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