Heroicons.dev
Web viewer for Heroicons (V2 and V1)
Overview:
Heroicons is a collection of MIT open source interface icons designed for web and app development. These icons are free and do not require attribution. The website was created by @username_ZAYDEK and the icons are by @steveschoger. The Heroicons website offers various features for developers, including a dark mode, flexible search options, and the ability to preview icons with different sizes and stroke widths.
Features:
- Dark mode: Switch to a dark theme for improved visibility.
- Flexible search: Search using camel-case, kebabCase, or space case.
- View all variants and versions: Access legacy icons along with newer ones.
- Preview customization: Preview icons with different sizes and stroke widths.
- Clipboard access: Copy icons as code or import @heroicons with ease.
- Format options: Choose between JSX, Strict JSX, and TypeScript JSX formats.
- Download functionality: Automatically generate icon filenames and extensions according to settings.
- Persistent state: Search parameters are maintained between sessions.
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