cotton-icons 0.3.0

A package to provide popular icon packs for use with Django Cotton. Currently, Heroicons, Tabler Icons, Lucide Icons and Lucide Lab are supported.

Supported Icon Libraries

• Heroicons: v2.2.0
• Tabler Icons: v3.37.1
• Lucide Icons: v1.57.0
• Lucide Lab: v1.57.0

See the changelog for what changed in each release, including icon renames and removals.

Install

1. Install from pypi

pip install cotton-icons

2. Install into your django project

# settings.py
INSTALLED_APPS = [
  'cotton_icons'
]

3. Use in template

All attributes pass through to the <svg> tag. For stroke-based icons you can also pass stroke-width, stroke-linecap, and stroke-linejoin.

Icons are treated as decorative and render with aria-hidden="true" by default. If an icon carries meaning on its own, override it and give it a label:

<c-heroicon.magnifying-glass aria-hidden="false" aria-label="Search" />

Examples:

<c-heroicon.chevron-down class="size-5" />
<c-heroicon.chevron-down variant="solid" class="size-5" />
<c-heroicon.chevron-down variant="mini" class="size-5" />

<c-tablericon.graph class="size-5" />
<c-tablericon.graph variant="filled" class="size-5" />

<c-lucideicon.arrow-down class="size-5" />
<c-lucideicon.search class="size-5" stroke-width="3" />

<c-lucidelab.coconut class="size-5" />

Lucide's deprecated aliases are included, so an icon that was renamed upstream still works under its old name, for example <c-lucideicon.trash-2 /> renders trash. Aliases proxy to the real icon and may be dropped when Lucide removes them, so prefer the new name in new code. The alias list is in each set's icon_map.json.

Lucide Lab holds experimental icons that may be renamed, removed or promoted into the main set between releases. They live in their own namespace so that is visible where you use them and so a lab icon can never shadow a main one.