An Open Source icon system for Identity language by Auth0. A royalty-free, free-to-use icons and clipart representing fundamental identity concepts. Use them in presentations, specifications and documentation. For more details, read the announcement blog post.
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You can download the whole set of icons or just the icons that you need from the identicons.dev site.
Awesome! To contribute you have to make a pull request with the following data:
- Add an icon in two versions, monochrome and greyscale. In turn, have an SVG and PNG for each version, using the
.svg
and.png
extensions respectively. Each version of the icon has to be in its own corresponding folder:./static/icons/mono
or./static/icons/grey
. When building the icons, you must consider the following specifications:
- Icon colors.
- You can use two colors per icon for each version.
- Monochrome:
#D0CEFF
,A5A0FF
and#635DFF
. - Greyscale:
#C4C4C4
,9B9D9F
and#65676E
.
- Monochrome:
- You can use two colors per icon for each version.
- All icons must have a transparent background.
- The
.png
icons size has to be816x816
pixels. - The filename must be the same for all versions.
- Once you add the icons, create a new key in the
./base/iconSet.js
file. The key looks like this:
icon#: {
image: "icon-name",
name: "Icon Name"
}
So you have to:
- Check the key number of the last icon listed and add yours right below it with the corresponding next key number,
icon#
. - Add the image file name (without the file extension) as the value of the
image
property. - Lastly, add the icon name that you think appropriately expresses what the icon represents as the value of the
name
property.
This is an example of what an icon key looks like:
icon27: {
image: "icon-user-db",
name: "User Data Base"
}
Thanks for contributing!