ashlaricons

6,553 icons in ten styles for Flutter, as icon fonts whose codepoints never change. Browse them at icons.ashlar.ke.

Use

flutter pub add ashlar_icons

import 'package:ashlar_icons/ashlar_icons.dart';

AshlarIcon(AshlarIconsRoundedStroke.calendar)
AshlarIcon(AshlarIconsSharpSolid.calendar, size: 32, semanticLabel: 'Calendar')

// Duotone, Twotone and Bulk draw a faint layer at 40%, or in its own colour.
AshlarIcon(
  AshlarIconsRoundedDuotone.calendar,
  color: Color(0xFF4F46E5),
  secondaryColor: Color(0xFFC7D2FE),
)

AshlarIcon draws every style, so changing style is changing the class name. It is sized and coloured by the IconTheme like Flutter's Icon, so buttons, app bars and navigation bars style it as they would any icon.

Every icon is a const IconData, so it also works anywhere Flutter takes one:

Icon(AshlarIconsRoundedStroke.house)
SomeNavItem(icon: AshlarIconsRoundedStroke.house)

In Duotone, Twotone and Bulk, draw with AshlarIcon: Icon draws only the main layer.

Release builds keep only the glyphs your app draws. An app that uses one icon ships under 1 KB of each style's font. The faint layers of Duotone, Twotone and Bulk are the exception: their three fonts ship whole, about 740 KB in all, because nothing in your code names their glyphs. The package needs only Flutter's widgets layer, not Material or Cupertino.

Promises

• Codepoints never change. An icon keeps its codepoint in every release, new icons are appended, and retired names are never reused.
• Renames do not break you. Retired names stay as deprecated constants that point at the new icon.
• One clean outline per glyph. Strokes are merged, so nothing overlaps at partial opacity.

Licence

ISC, with the MIT notices of the designs it builds on in NOTICE. See LICENSE.