Icons

Add any icon library to a Ruby app. Icons has first-party support for a dozen of libraries. It is library agnostic so it can be used with any icon library using the same interface.

Add the core gem to your Gemfile:

gem "icons"

Then run:

bundle install

The core gem is designed to be configured by higher-level layers (as seen with rails_icons) but can be used directly if needed.

Example:

Icons.configure do |config|
  config.icons_path = "app/assets/svg/icons"
  config.default_library = :lucide
  config.default_variant = :outline
end

# Sync any library from their respective (GitHub) repository
Icons::Sync.new("lucide").now

# Render an icon
icon = Icons::Icon.new(name: "check", library: "lucide", variant: "outline", arguments: { class: "text-gray-500" })
svg = icon.svg

The resulting SVG will include the proper attributes and the SVG content from the library’s asset path.

• Boxicons (1600+ icons)
• Feather (280+ icons)
• Flags (540+ icons)
• Heroicons (300+ icons)
• Linear (170+ icons)
• Lucide (1500+ icons)
• Phosphor (9000+ icons)
• Radix (300+ icons)
• SidekickIcons (49 icons, complementing Heroicons)
• Tabler (5700+ icons)
• Weather (215+ icons)

• rails_icons

This project uses Standard for formatting Ruby code. Please make sure to run rake before submitting pull requests.

Icons is released under the MIT License.