Octicons

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Octicons

A scalable set of icons handcrafted with <3 by GitHub

Overview

The Octicons Library is a collection of several libraries that provide access to Octicons on different platforms and languages. The main JavaScript library, octicons node.js, offers a JavaScript API that can be utilized in a variety of applications. Additionally, there are libraries available for Ruby, including the octicons Ruby gem with Ruby API and the octicons_helperRails helper for using octicons. The Octicons Library also provides a Jekyll plugin for using octicons. Feedback, ideas, and bug reports can be submitted through the repository's issue templates.

Features

  • JavaScript Library: The main library, octicons node.js, offers a JavaScript API for integrating Octicons into different applications.
  • React Components: The library includes @primer/octicons-react, which provides React Octicons components for easy use.
  • Styled System Props: @primer/styled-octicons offers React Octicons components with Styled System props, allowing for a customizable styling experience.
  • Ruby Support: The Octicons Library provides a Ruby gem with Ruby API for utilizing Octicons in Ruby applications.
  • Rails Helper: The octicons_helperRails helper is available for using octicons in Ruby on Rails projects.
  • Jekyll Plugin: The library includes the jekyll-octicons plugin, which allows for seamless integration of octicons into Jekyll sites.
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