django-icons
Free icons sets bundled for use in django projects (requires django.contrib.staticfiles or django-staticfiles).
Public Domain, MIT, BSD, WTFPL, LGPL-licensed sets are preferred.
django-icons is splitted into several packages in order to reduce bandwidth consumption.
Usage
Install package using pip, add app to INSTALLED_APPS and use staticfiles.
Icon sets
tango
- Installation:
pip install django-icons-tango
- App name:
icons_tango
- Url:
{{ STATIC_URL }}/icons/tango/
- Origin:
- License:
Public Domain
icojoy
- Installation:
pip install django-icons-icojoy
- App name:
icons_icojoy
- Url:
{{ STATIC_URL }}/icons/icojoy/
- Origin:
- License:
These icons are free to use in any kind of commercial or non-commercial project unlimited times.
icojoy-pointers
- Installation:
pip install django-icons-icojoy-pointers
- App name:
icons_icojoy_pointers
- Url:
{{ STATIC_URL }}/icons/icojoy-pointers/
- Origin:
- License:
These icons are free to use in any kind of commercial or non-commercial project unlimited times.
twitterjoy
- Installation:
pip install django-icons-twitterjoy
- App name:
icons_twitterjoy
- Url:
{{ STATIC_URL }}/icons/twitterjoy/
- Origin:
- License:
These icons are free to use in any kind of commercial or non-commercial project unlimited times.
backtopixel
- Installation:
pip install django-icons-backtopixel
- App name:
icons_backtopixel
- Url:
{{ STATIC_URL }}/icons/backtopixel/
- Origin:
- License:
These icons are free to use in any kind of commercial or non-commercial project unlimited times.
onebit
- Installation:
pip install django-icons-onebit
- App name:
icons_icojoy
- Url:
{{ STATIC_URL }}/icons/onebit/
- Origin:
- License:
These icons are free to use in any kind of commercial or non-commercial project unlimited times.
splashyicons
- Installation:
pip install django-icons-splashyicons
- App name:
icons_splashyicons
- Url:
{{ STATIC_URL }}/icons/splashyicons/
- Origin:
http://splashyfish.com/sketches/comments/splashy-icons-an-icon-library-for-prototyping
- License:
It’s free for whatever you want to do with it and no attribution is required. Just don’t be an ass about it or karma is coming your way whether you believe it or not (i.e. you shall be transformed into a skinny pig in this lifetime, struck by really awesome lightning, etc).
web_control
- Installation:
pip install django-icons-web_control
- App name:
icons_web_control
- Url:
{{ STATIC_URL }}/icons/web_control/
- Origin:
- License:
Public Domain
crystal
Crystal icons bundle is not a part of django-icons but there are similar packages available:
- Url:
{{ STATIC_URL }}/crystal/
- Origin:
- License:
LGPL
Contributing
Source code:
Bug tracker:
License for django-icons
The license for django-icons source code is MIT.
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