Svelte Iconoir
Iconoir SVG icons to Svelte and SvelteKit.
Overview
The Svelte Iconoir is a comprehensive set of SVG icons available as Svelte components. It includes over 1300 icons that can be easily integrated into Svelte projects. The icons are designed to be versatile and customizable, allowing users to apply their own styles. Svelte Iconoir is free and open-source software licensed under the MIT License.
Features
- 1300+ SVG icons available as Svelte components
- Easy integration into Svelte projects
- Versatile and customizable design
- Supports different styling options
- Event forwarding for interactive functionality
- Free and open-source software
Summary
Svelte Iconoir is a valuable resource for developers working with Svelte. With its extensive collection of SVG icons as Svelte components, it provides a convenient way to incorporate icons into Svelte projects. The icons are highly customizable and can be styled using different methods, including direct styling and inline styles. The event forwarding feature enables the integration of interactive functionality with ease. Overall, Svelte Iconoir is a useful tool for enhancing the visual appeal and user experience of Svelte applications.
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