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Informations about the package php-icons

PHP Icons

Installation

The recommended way to install is through Composer.

Usage

Depending on what icons you are using (or want to use), implement the icon class of your choice:

For now, we'll just use the BaseIcon class, to show usages.

Basic usage, show an icon:

Apply one or more modifiers (not all icon packs support modifiers):

Modifiers can also be chained from the icon:

Attributes for the icon can also be set by chaining:

Untill the icon is rendered (either through the BaseIcon::render() method or other to-string triggers like echo), it is possible to add modifiers and attributes to the icon.

Extending

Instead of using the classes in this repository directly, you are encouraged to implement your own extension like so:

This will ease your own implementation, since you determine what the class will be called and also makes it easier for you to change provider in the future.

It also makes it easy to implement shortcuts for commonly used icons:

Supported icon packs

Currently, there are generators and classes for the following icon packs:

Generators are used to create the constants for icons (and modifiers) for each icon pack, these generators will mostly be able to generate constants for every specific version of the icon pack, thereby supporting exactly the version you are using.

Classes are simply the implementation of the specific icon pack, that is using the generated icon (and modifier) constants, and implementing a render method specific for that icon pack.

TODO

License

Copyright © 2022 Jan Ebsen Licensed under the MIT license.

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