svelte-hero-icons
Advanced tools
If you want to use more Icons Packs and components for multiple Frameworks (React, Vue, Lit and more), check out @steeze-ui/icons which is meant as a successor to svelte-hero-icons:
solid attributedevDependencynpm i -D svelte-hero-icons
without any configurationvite.config.js:ssr: {
noExternal: ["svelte-hero-icons"],
}
<script>
// Only import what you need!
import { Icon, ArrowUp, Filter } from "svelte-hero-icons";
</script>
<!-- default it's using the outline version of this icon -->
<Icon src="{Filter}" />
<!-- use solid attribute to display the solid version of this icon -->
<Icon src="{Filter}" solid />
<!-- use mini attribute to display the mini version of this icon -->
<Icon src="{Filter}" mini />
<!-- in this (rather unusual) case solid will have the precedence -->
<Icon src="{Filter}" solid mini />
<!-- use size attribute to set icon size (32 -> 32px | 2rem | 100% == default ) -->
<Icon src="{ArrowUp}" size="32" />
<!-- use Windi CSS or tailwindcss classes directly -->
<Icon src="{Filter}" class="h-6 text-red-500 w-6" />
<script>
import { Icon, Filter, type IconSource } from "svelte-hero-icons";
export let icon:IconSource = Filter
</script>
<Icon src="{icon}" solid />
This package is based on heroicons
See all available icons here: https://github.com/refactoringui/heroicons
5.0.0
FAQs
Heroicons for Svelte (Project based on heroicons)
The npm package svelte-hero-icons receives a total of 2,443 weekly downloads. As such, svelte-hero-icons popularity was classified as popular.
We found that svelte-hero-icons demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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