SVG icons for dat project and related projects.
const svgSprite = require('dat-icons')
document.body.innerHTML += svgSprite()
Make sure to include this sprite in your page as the first element after the <body> opening tag.
Icons can later be referenced like so:
<svg><use xlink:href="#daticon-happy-dat"></use></svg>
If this looks unfamiliar, read more about an SVG workflow using SVG sprites and <use> here.
daticon-clipboard
daticon-create-new-dat
daticon-delete
daticon-download
daticon-edit-dat
daticon-file
daticon-folder
daticon-happy-dat
daticon-hexagon-down
daticon-hexagon-outlines
daticon-hexagon-pause
daticon-hexagon-resume
daticon-hexagon-up
daticon-hexagon-x
daticon-import-dat
daticon-link
daticon-loading
daticon-letter
daticon-lock
daticon-menu
daticon-network
daticon-open-in-desktop
daticon-open-in-finder
daticon-plus
daticon-question
daticon-sad-dat
daticon-star-datto build SVG sprite:
npm install
npm run build-icons
FAQs
Icons and other SVGs for dat-data.com
The npm package dat-icons receives a total of 31 weekly downloads. As such, dat-icons popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that dat-icons demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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