Awesome

This is a port of awesome System UIcons to be used directly in React. How does it work? We take all available System UIcons, optimize them and automatically convert them from SVG to React components, so they can be used directly in React.

Use how you want, without attribution. (just like the original System UIcons)

Installation and Usage

Install via Yarn:

yarn add @adeira/icons

Or NPM:

npm i @adeira/icons

Usage:

import Icon from '@adeira/icons';

function MyComponent() {
  return (
    <Icon
      // Flow types available so it's hard to make a mistake here!
      // Missing TS types? Contributions are welcome.
      name="question_circle"
    />
  );
}

All these icons are automatically adjusting to the surrounding font size and color.

Lazy-loading considerations

There are many icons available and it would not be a good idea to bundle them all together. For this reason we are internally using @loadable/component (intentionally not using React.lazy yet to support SSR).

Support for lazy-loading can be enabled via @adeira/babel-preset-adeira like so:

module.exports = {
  presets: [
    [
      '@adeira/babel-preset-adeira',
      {
        target: 'js-esm', // To support dynamic `import(…)` for `@adeira/icons`.
      },
    ],
  ],
};

Of course, you can use your own Babel setup that will do the job. Just make sure to verify that the icons are actually being lazy-loaded via network. For example, in Chrome, you should see something like this (development in Next.js):

Alternatively, make sure that the icons are not included in the final bundle via Bundle Analyzer: