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Package lucide-for-laravel
Short Description An always-current Lucide blade-icons set and PHP enum for Laravel and Filament, generated from the official Lucide release.
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/fuzzyfox/lucide-for-laravel
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Lucide for Laravel
An always-current Lucide icon set and PHP enum for Laravel and Filament — generated straight from the official Lucide release, so new and renamed glyphs reach you on your schedule instead of a third-party mirror's.
- 🎨 Every Lucide glyph as a blade-icons set
under the
lucide-prefix —@svg('lucide-camera')/<x-lucide-camera />. - 🧩 A generated
Lucideenum — one autocompletable, rename-safe case per glyph, droppable into->icon(Lucide::Camera). - 🪄 An optional, auto-discovered Filament overlay that re-skins Filament's built-in chrome icons to Lucide — inert when Filament isn't installed.
- ⚡ Zero runtime cost — SVGs are served from disk and the enum is autoloaded; nothing is fetched or generated in your app.
Why this exists
Most Laravel apps reach Lucide through community packages
(blade-ui-kit/blade-lucide-icons, mallardduck/blade-lucide-icons) that, in practice,
lag upstream — new and renamed glyphs land in Lucide proper long before they reach those
packages. This package owns generation from the upstream source of truth
(lucide-static), so freshness is a decision,
not a wait: a pinned Lucide release in, regenerated artifacts out. A daily age-gated
bump → sync → test → PR cron keeps the set ahead of the abandoned alternatives.
Requirements
- PHP
^8.2(8.2 – 8.5) - Laravel 11.28+, 12, or 13
- Filament
^5.0— optional, only needed for the chrome overlay
Installation
Both service providers are auto-discovered — there's nothing to register. The Filament
overlay self-guards on class_exists, so it stays completely inert in a non-Filament app.
Usage
In Blade
Every glyph is available under the lucide- prefix:
Icons inherit colour via currentColor and are sized with CSS — pass your own classes and
they're applied without any duplicate or conflicting attributes on the rendered SVG:
The Lucide enum
A plain string-backed enum with one case per glyph. Each case's value is its
icon-set name, so the enum and the icon set can never disagree:
Case names are derived deterministically from the glyph name, with digit-runs spelled as whole-number English words so they stay valid, predictable, and collision-free across syncs:
With Filament
Pass enum cases anywhere Filament accepts an icon — Filament resolves them via ->value:
When Filament is installed, the auto-discovered overlay also re-skins Filament's built-in chrome — the global search field, sidebar toggles, theme switcher, notification bell, pagination, table sort handles, and more — to their Lucide equivalents, app-wide, with no per-panel registration. No configuration required.
How it stays current
Single source of truth, generated outward, so the parts can't drift:
- The enum and the SVG set are regenerated from the same snapshot in one command
(
composer sync), so they cannot disagree. A correspondence test asserts every enum case maps to exactly one icon file and vice versa. - Nothing is fetched at runtime. Generated artifacts are committed and shipped in the Composer dist archive; consumers run nothing and fetch nothing.
- Freshness is a human decision. A daily GitHub Action age-gates
pnpm updatewithin^1.x(refusing releases younger than ~3 days), regenerates, runs the full test suite, and only on green opens or updates a single rolling PR whose diff shows exactly which glyphs changed.
The design rationale is captured in CONTEXT.md (glossary) and the ADRs under
docs/adr/.
Testing
The suite covers the generator modules in isolation (case naming, guard-rails, SVG normalisation, enum emission), an end-to-end sync, the correspondence between the committed enum and icon set, and both service providers under Testbench.
Contributing
Issues and pull requests are welcome on
GitHub. Note that the icon set and enum are
generated artifacts — to change them, run composer sync against an updated
lucide-static pin rather than editing resources/svg/ or src/Lucide.php by hand.
Credits
- Lucide — the icon set this package vendors and tracks.
- blade-icons — the rendering layer.
- William Duyck
License
This package's own code is licensed under the MIT License. The vendored Lucide SVGs
retain their upstream ISC (and Feather MIT) notices, shipped verbatim in
resources/svg/LICENSE. The overall distribution is therefore
MIT AND ISC. See LICENSE for details.
