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I created 3,800+ Open Source React Icons (Beautiful, Rounded Style)

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Love hugeicons but have been directly downloading SVGs into my svelte project. Any package coming soon?

Thank you for using Hugeicons and for your feedback. We are currently a small team focusing on developing the Icon font package. Once this is complete, we plan to expand our offerings to include support for Flutter, Vue, Angular, Vue-next, Solid, and Svelte.

Re: I created 3,800+ Open Source React Icons (Beautiful, Rounded Style)

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These look great. I'm a bit ignorant on the topic - what makes an icon a 'Reach Icon'? Can these only be used in React apps? Am I missing something fundamental?

Thanks for your interest! To clarify, these icons can be used in any interface. The term 'React Icons' refers to the specific React package we've created to make it easy for developers to integrate these icons into React and React Native applications. However, you can absolutely use these icons in other ways as well. They are available through a Figma plugin, WordPress, and directly in HTML-CSS via SVG. Compatible wi…

It does. Thank you for the clarification!

Re: I created 3,800+ Open Source React Icons (Beautiful, Rounded Style)

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post #3

These look great. I'm a bit ignorant on the topic - what makes an icon a 'Reach Icon'? Can these only be used in React apps? Am I missing something fundamental?

Thanks for your interest! To clarify, these icons can be used in any interface. The term 'React Icons' refers to the specific React package we've created to make it easy for developers to integrate these icons into React and React Native applications. However, you can absolutely use these icons in other ways as well. They are available through a Figma plugin, WordPress, and directly in HTML-CSS via SVG. Compatible wi…

The name "React" in the title implies that this library has a dependence on React. I almost wrote it off for my purposes before I realized that it really doesn't have anything to do with React.
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