material-ui-icons
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Material Design Svg Icons converted to Material-UI React components.
This package provides the Google Material icons packaged as a set of
React components. These components replace the svg-icons included in
0.x.x releases of Material-UI.
Install the package in your project directory with:
npm i -S material-ui-icons
These components use the Material-UI SvgIcon component to
render the SVG path for each icon, and so a have a peer-dependency on the next release of Material-UI.
If you are not already using Material-UI in your project, you can add it with:
npm i -S material-ui@next
The import path for each Material icon component includes the icon name in PascalCase.
For example to use the 'access alarm' icon component, import material-ui-icons/AccessAlarm.
Note: One exception is '3d rotation', which is named 'ThreeDRotation'.
If you are upgrading an existing project from Material-UI 0.x.x, you will need to revise the import paths
from material-ui/svg-icons/icon_name to material-ui-icons/IconName.
We may provide a codemod in a future release.
FAQs
Material Design Svg Icons converted to Material-UI React components.
The npm package material-ui-icons receives a total of 2,137 weekly downloads. As such, material-ui-icons popularity was classified as popular.
We found that material-ui-icons demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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