Core

@dev.icons/core holds the catalog of icon files with their font codepoints, icons.json, a color SVG sprite, and the icon font files. It has no dependencies.

The framework packages don’t need it. Install it when you need the list of icon files, the sprite, or the font files for custom tooling or a plugin.

Install

npm install @dev.icons/core

Exports

Export	Type	Description
ICONS	readonly IconRecord[]	Every icon file, sorted by codepoint
getIcon	(name: string) => IconRecord | undefined	O(1) lookup by file name
IconRecord	type	{ name, codepoint, unicode, isVariant }

interface IconRecord {
  /** File name without `.svg`, e.g. "adonisjs" or "adonisjs-icon". */
  name: string;
  /** Private Use Area codepoint used by the icon font. */
  codepoint: number;
  /** String.fromCodePoint(codepoint). */
  unicode: string;
  /** True when name ends in "-icon" (glyph-only mark). */
  isVariant: boolean;
}

Usage

import { ICONS, getIcon } from "@dev.icons/core";

getIcon("nextjs-icon");
// { name: "nextjs-icon", codepoint: ..., unicode: "...", isVariant: true }

const fullLogos = ICONS.filter((icon) => !icon.isVariant).map((icon) => icon.name);

Files

Subpath export	File
@dev.icons/core/icons.json	dist/icons.json (same data as ICONS)
@dev.icons/core/sprite	dist/sprite/sprite-symbol.svg (color sprite, <symbol id="{file}">)
@dev.icons/core/font/css	dist/font/devicons.css
@dev.icons/core/font/woff2	dist/font/devicons.woff2
@dev.icons/core/font/ttf	dist/font/devicons.ttf

When to use core

• You need the full list of icon files for search, filtering, or code generation
• You want to self-host the SVG sprite
• You’re building a custom icon component for a framework we don’t ship yet
• You’re writing a bundler plugin, Figma plugin, or CLI tool