@styled-icons/ionicons-solid NPM

styled-icons provides over 13,500 icons from the following icon packs as Styled Components, with full support for TypeScript types and tree-shaking / ES modules:

Installation

You can install all the icon packs simultaneously:

yarn add styled-icons

npm install styled-icons --save

Alternatively you can install only the icon packs you need:

yarn add @styled-icons/boxicons-logos
yarn add @styled-icons/boxicons-regular
yarn add @styled-icons/boxicons-solid
yarn add @styled-icons/crypto
yarn add @styled-icons/entypo
yarn add @styled-icons/entypo-social
yarn add @styled-icons/evaicons-outline
yarn add @styled-icons/evaicons-solid
yarn add @styled-icons/evil
yarn add @styled-icons/fa-brands
yarn add @styled-icons/fa-regular
yarn add @styled-icons/fa-solid
yarn add @styled-icons/feather
yarn add @styled-icons/foundation
yarn add @styled-icons/heroicons-outline
yarn add @styled-icons/heroicons-solid
yarn add @styled-icons/icomoon
yarn add @styled-icons/ionicons-sharp
yarn add @styled-icons/ionicons-solid
yarn add @styled-icons/ionicons-outline
yarn add @styled-icons/material
yarn add @styled-icons/material-outlined
yarn add @styled-icons/material-rounded
yarn add @styled-icons/material-twotone
yarn add @styled-icons/material-sharp
yarn add @styled-icons/octicons
yarn add @styled-icons/open-iconic
yarn add @styled-icons/simple-icons
yarn add @styled-icons/typicons
yarn add @styled-icons/zondicons

Finally, you will need to have installed a version of styled-components at least version 4.1.0 or newer, as styled-icons depends on styled-components as a peer dependency.

Usage

All icons are available for preview at the Icon Explorer.

The entire icon packs are available via the main import and sub-imports:

import {material, octicons} from 'styled-icons'

import * as boxiconsLogos from '@styled-icons/boxicons-logos'
import * as boxiconsRegular from '@styled-icons/boxicons-regular'
import * as boxiconsSolid from '@styled-icons/boxicons-solid'
import * as crypto from '@styled-icons/crypto'
import * as entypo from '@styled-icons/entypo'
import * as entypoSocial from '@styled-icons/entypo-social'
import * as evaiconsOutline from '@styled-icons/evaicons-outline'
import * as evaiconsSolid from '@styled-icons/evaicons-solid'
import * as evil from '@styled-icons/evil'
import * as faBrands from '@styled-icons/fa-brands'
import * as faRegular from '@styled-icons/fa-regular'
import * as faSolid from '@styled-icons/fa-solid'
import * as feather from '@styled-icons/feather'
import * as foundation from '@styled-icons/foundation'
import * as heroiconsOutline from '@styled-icons/heroicons-outline'
import * as heroiconsSolid from '@styled-icons/heroicons-solid'
import * as icomoon from '@styled-icons/icomoon'
import * as ioniconsSharp from '@styled-icons/ionicons-sharp'
import * as ioniconsSolid from '@styled-icons/ionicons-solid'
import * as ioniconsOutline from '@styled-icons/ionicons-outline'
import * as material from '@styled-icons/material'
import * as materialOutlined from '@styled-icons/material-outlined'
import * as materialRounded from '@styled-icons/material-rounded'
import * as materialTwoTone from '@styled-icons/material-twotone'
import * as materialSharp from '@styled-icons/material-sharp'
import * as octicons from '@styled-icons/octicons'
import * as openIconic from '@styled-icons/open-iconic'
import * as simpleIcons from '@styled-icons/simple-icons'
import * as typicons from '@styled-icons/typicons'
import * as zondicons from '@styled-icons/zondicons'

You can also import just the icons you need:

import React, {Fragment} from 'react'
import {AccountCircle, Lock} from '@styled-icons/material'

const App = () => (
  <Fragment>
    <AccountCircle />
    <Lock />
  </Fragment>
)

For the individual icon pack packages (@styled-icons/PACK), the icons are also importable individually - this is not possible with the uber-styled-icons package containing all the packs:

import React from 'react'
import {Lock} from '@styled-icons/material/Lock'

const App = () => <Lock />

Props

Styled Icons accept all the valid props of an <svg /> element, in addition to the following custom props:

Prop	Required	Type	Description
`size`	optional	string, number	This is a convenience for setting both `width` and `height` to the same value
`title`	optional	string	This sets the icon title and enables the standalone icon accessibility mode. See accessibility below for additional details

Example

import React from 'react'
import {Lock} from '@styled-icons/material'

const App = () => <Lock size="48" title="Unlock account" />

Icon Dimensions

Some icons natively have non-square dimensions - original dimensions are exported from the individual icon exports:

import {LogoGithub, LogoGithubDimensions} from '@styled-icons/octicons/LogoGithub'

const App = () => <LogoGithub />

console.log(LogoGithubDimension) // {height: 16, width: 45}

Dimension exports are not available on the icon pack or index exports:

import * as octicons from '@styled-icons/octicons'
import {octicons} from 'styled-icons'

// octicons contains only icon exports

Styled Components

All icons are exported as Styled Components, which means it is possible to utilize the Styled Components API:

import styled from 'styled-components'
import {Lock} from '@styled-icons/material'

export const RedLock = styled(Lock)`
  color: red;

  font-weight: ${(props) => (props.important ? 'bold' : 'normal')};
`

Base Icon Styles

If you wish to style all icons at once, you can create a wrapper styled component that imparts a particular style to all icons contained within the wrapper by targeting the StyledIconBase component:

import styled from 'styled-components'
import {StyledIconBase} from '@styled-icons/styled-icon'

export const IconStyleWrapper = styled.div`
  ${StyledIconBase} {
    color: red;
    /* icon styles go here */
  }
`

Accessibility

Styled Icons have two different built-in "modes" for accessibility purposes. By default, icons are considered decorative, meaning the icon is just visual sugar and the surrounding content is sufficient for conveying meaning. This will set the aria-hidden attribute on the resulting HTML to hide the icon from screen readers.

// this icon
<Lock />

// will result in
<svg aria-hidden="true">...</svg>

Alternatively the icon could be used in standalone mode, meaning the icon itself should convey meaning. This mode is enabled by setting a title prop - this is the text that will be read by a screen reader. This results in role being set to img and the addition of a <title> element.

// this icon
<Lock title="Lock account" />

// will result in
<svg role="img"><title>Lock account</title> ...</svg>

Since Style Icons accept all <svg> element attributes as props, you are free to override these aria-* attributes if you have a more complex use-case.

As this library provides direct access to the <svg> element, you may wish to further wrap the icon for additional semantic meaning. For example, for a loading spinner:

import styled from 'styled-components'
import {Spinner} from '@styled-icons/fa-solid/Spinner'

const VisuallyHidden = styled.span`
  border: 0 !important;
  clip: rect(1px, 1px, 1px, 1px) !important;
  height: 1px !important;
  overflow: hidden !important;
  padding-top: 0 !important;
  padding-right: 0 !important;
  padding-bottom: 0 !important;
  padding-left: 0 !important;
  position: absolute !important;
  white-space: nowrap !important;
  width: 1px !important;
`

<span title="Loading posts..." role="alert" aria-live="assertive">
  <Spinner />
  <VisuallyHidden>Loading posts...</VisuallyHidden>
</span>

Tree Shaking

Styled Icons supports automatic tree-shaking via the package.json module property from any of the import paths (icon pack, individual icon, etc.). Tree shaking has been tested with Create React App v2, Next.js, Rollup, and Webpack v4.

TypeScript

The icons of styled-icons are built using TypeScript and export type definitions. If you need a type to reference any styled icon, there is a StyledIcon type exported from the @styled-icons/styled-icon package (recommended) or the styled-icons/types import:

import styled from 'styled-components'

// Recommended:
import {StyledIcon} from '@styled-icons/styled-icon'
// Alternatively:
import {StyledIcon} from 'styled-icons/types'

interface Props {
  icon: StyledIcon
}

NOTE: you should ensure that the version of @types/react in your project is at least 16.8.14 or greater. That version of the React types package added support for ARIA attributes on SVG elements, which Styled Icons uses.

If you have any ideas for improvements to the TypeScript typing, please open an issue or PR!