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1. colebemis commented on Oct 13, 2017

   

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   I've been pretty swamped with school and work. Do you want to open a PR?

   We currently have a node script called bin/build-svgs.js that processes all the SVGs from the icons direction and puts them in the dist/icons directory. To create an SVG sprite, all we should have to do is write a similar bin/build-sprite.js script that processes all the SVGs from the icons directory and combines them into a dist/feather-sprite.svg. You'd also have to do some research on current best practices for SVG sprites (because they change so frequently).
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3. wuweiweiwu commented on Jan 16, 2018

   

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   @colebemis is this still under works? I'd take it :)
4. colebemis commented on Jan 16, 2018

   

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   @wuweiweiwu I don't think anyone is working on this right now. Feel free to take it on 👍
5. ivanquirino commented on Feb 17, 2018

   

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   I may start working on this soon, I'm really needing it in sprite form, because I can't stand react-feather's one component per icon approach. I've already made an Icon helper component for using with Open Iconic's sprite so I think I'll follow Open Iconic's approach for the sprite.
6. ivanquirino commented on Feb 17, 2018

   

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   I made a script that builds the sprite using dist/icons.json, so it must be run after the current main build. The SVG attributes of the inner linked file in the <use /> tag don't work, so the SVG attributes, class or style must be passed when using the inline SVG tag. Just like this:

   <svg [feather svg attributes, css class atrtibute, style attribute]>
     <use xlink:href="[spriteFileUrl]#[iconID]"/>
   </svg>

   The following CSS class was extracted from the default icon attributes and renders it nicely:

   .feather {
     width: 24px; 
     height: 24px; 
     stroke: currentColor; 
     stroke-width: 2; 
     stroke-linecap: round; 
     stroke-linejoin: round; 
     fill: none
   }

   As today is Saturday and I've had enough already, I'll write the tests on Monday and make a PR as soon as possible. The script and SVG file follows:
   build-sprite.zip
7. ivanquirino commented on Feb 19, 2018

   

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   That's it: #319

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8. colebemis commented on May 21, 2018

   

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   Closed in #319
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   closed this as completedon May 21, 2018