A Friendly Set of Open Source React Icons

Supercons A friendly set of open source React icons.

Supercons

A friendly set of open source React icons.

Preview & search the iconset

Massive credit to @superbryntendo for the original set of icons & aesthetic inspiration.

Predecessor projects: spectrum-icons, @hackclub/icons

Usage

yarn add supercons
# npm i supercons

import React from 'react'
import Icon from 'supercons'

export default () => (
  <div style={{ color: 'magenta' }}>
    <Icon glyph="like" size={128} />
    <Icon glyph="cloud" size={32} />
  </div>
)

Built with/supports TypeScript.

Props

You can also pass any other props. Remember to make your icons accessible with aria-label or title, use aria-hidden if they’re purely decorative, etc.

Development setup

1. Clone & enter the repo.

$ git clone https://github.com/lachlanjc/supercons.git
$ cd supercons

2. Install dependencies.

$ yarn

4. Run docs locally.

yarn run dev

4. After making changes to icons, build the library.

yarn run prepare

To-do list

• Drop PropTypes for TypeScript (thanks @anirudhb!)
• Use Microbundle for build
• Allow tree-shaking by programatically generating a component for each icon
• Forward refs (with proper TypeScript support)
• Add more icons

Download Details:

Author: lachlanjc

Demo: https://supercons.vercel.app/

Source Code: https://github.com/lachlanjc/supercons

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