Effortlessly include icons from the most popular icon libraries in you Material-UI project. This project wraps each icon with Mui's SvgIcon component so they are compatible with Material UI and will match your theme.

Yes, you guessed it:

npm i -S mui-icons

This package has material-ui as a peer dependency, so remember to also have that in your node_modules.

npm i -S material-ui

Simply import the icons you want and add them to IconButtons or anywhere else.

import React from 'react';
import IconButton from 'material-ui/IconButton';

import Heart from 'mui-icons/cmdi/heart';
// import Heart from 'mui-icons/evilicons/heart';
// import Heart from 'mui-icons/fontawesome/heart';
// import Heart from 'mui-icons/ionicons/ios-heart';
// import Heart from 'mui-icons/mdi/favorite';
// import Heart from 'mui-icons/octicons/heart';
// import Heart from 'mui-icons/typicons/heart';

const LoveButton = () => (
  <IconButton>
    <Heart />
  </IconButton>
);

export default LoveButton;

If you know what you are doing you may also include all of the icons from a library:

// Prefer this
import Ionicons from 'mui-icons/ionicons';
// This works too, but don't use it
import { Ionicons } from 'mui-icons';

The first option is preferable, because the second, if a tree-shake is not implemented it would result in a bundle larger than necessary (unless you really are using every single icon from the package).

Any props added to an Icon will be forwarded to Mui's SvgIcon element (except for children, which will be the paths of the icon you want). Check the Mui docs to see it's props.

• Ionicons uses style on some icons, which react doesn't seem to like.
• svgscaler breaks IonIcons and EvilIcons. Using style to reset scale and position.

This package is based on the excelent react-icons package.

MIT

• Icons are taken from the other projects so please check each project licences accordingly.