Lucide-icons for Svelte/SvelteKit
Svelte Lucide590+ is an open-source package that provides Lucide icons specifically designed for Svelte. This package includes over 590 icons that can be easily integrated into your Svelte projects. It is maintained and improved by the developer Shin Okada, who asks for support through sponsorship on GitHub. Using Svelte Lucide590+ in a commercial project enables you to contribute to the maintenance and development of this package for the benefit of the community.
Svelte Lucide590+ is an open-source package that provides over 590 Lucide icons specifically designed for Svelte projects. It offers features such as faster compiling, IDE support, size customization, global icon preferences, default icon settings, and the ability to create custom default icons. By following the installation guide and utilizing the provided features, developers can easily integrate visually appealing and accessible icons into their Svelte applications.
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