One-click icons for Laravel
This package makes it super simple to embed svg icons in your laravel project. No need to download entire icon sets that will bloat your code. It only grabs the icons you want and caches them locally 🚀
Available at the time or writing:
- Heroicons (mini / outline / solid)
- Font awesome (brands / regular / solid)
- Material icons (default / outlined / round / sharp / twotone)
Go see https://icons.blinq.dev

Simply conjure up the following in your terminal:
composer require blinq/icons
Go to https://icons.blinq.dev and find the icon you want.
<x-icon id="banknotes@hero2/outline" class='w-6 h-6' />
<x-icon id="eye@fa6/regular" class='w-6 h-6' />
<x-icon id="account_circle@material/twotone" class='w-6 h-6' />
That's it! First time around, it'll download the icon to your resources folder, and from then on, it'll load from there.
Optionally, you can publish the config file using:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="blinq-icons:config"
This is the contents of the published config file:
return [
/**
* Set the download path for the icons
*/
'download_path' => base_path('resources/svg'),
/**
* Sets the prefix for the blade components
* x-icon becomes x-prefix-icon
*/
'prefix' => null,
];
Optionally, you can publish the views using
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="blinq-icons:views"
Would you like to add another icon pack? Let's use Heroicons as an example.
You can find the "academic-cap" icon here:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tailwindlabs/heroicons/master/src/24/outline/academic-cap.svg
Thus, the download base path is:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tailwindlabs/heroicons/master/src
If you want to obtain a list of all files available in this GitHub repository, you can use the following URL:
https://api.github.com/repos/tailwindlabs/heroicons/git/trees/master?recursive=1
We must then transform this list into a format that blinq/icons
understands. This transformation is described in a discovery.json
file, which is created automatically.
{
"variants": [
"mini",
"outline",
"solid"
],
"icons": {
"mini\/academic-cap.svg": {
"url": "20\/solid\/academic-cap.svg"
},
"mini\/adjustments-horizontal.svg": {
"url": "20\/solid\/adjustments-horizontal.svg"
},
...
To achieve this, we need to write some code that will transform the GitHub trees response into a discovery.json
file. Take a class at the beforeDiscoveryFileCreated
method below.
In this case, we also need to make adjustments to the SVG contents so they work well with the classes we apply to them. You can find guidance in the beforeSvgFileCreated
method:
- Remove all specified width and height, as these should be configurable by the user of the icon.
- Similarly, remove all specified colors.
- Set the fill or stroke to currentColor, allowing the user to specify it.
These operations can be consolidated into a single class that extends IconPack
:
<?php
namespace Blinq\Icons\Packs;
use Blinq\Icons\IconPack;
use Blinq\Icons\IconPackConfig;
/**
* Heroicons icon pack
*
* <x-icon id="icon name@namespace/variant" />
* <x-icon id="banknotes@hero2/solid" />
*/
class Heroicons extends IconPack
{
public function configure(IconPackConfig $config)
{
return $config
/**
* Some info the be showed at https://icons.blinq.dev
*/
->setName("Heroicons")
->setLicense("MIT")
->setDescription("Beautiful hand-crafted SVG icons, by the makers of Tailwind CSS.")
->setCopyright("By the makers of tailwindcss.com")
->setSite("https://heroicons.com")
/**
* The namespace is used to select this icon pack
*/
->setNamespace("hero2")
->setPath("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tailwindlabs/heroicons/master/src")
->setDiscovery("https://api.github.com/repos/tailwindlabs/heroicons/git/trees/master?recursive=1")
/**
* The default variant is used when no variant is specified
*/
->setDefaultVariant("solid");
}
public $variantMapping = [
'24/solid' => "solid",
'24/outline' => "outline",
'20/solid' => "mini",
];
/**
* Parses the github trees url and converts it into a discovery
*
* @param string $discoveryResponse
* @return void
*/
public function beforeDiscoveryFileCreated($discoveryResponse)
{
// Turn string into array
$result = json_decode($discoveryResponse, true);
// Get the tree
$tree = $result['tree'] ?? null;
// Filter the tree:
$icons = collect($tree)
// should start with src and end with .svg
->filter(fn($x) => str($x['path'])->startsWith('src') && str($x['path'])->endsWith('.svg'))
// the url part of the discovery file. E.g: 20/solid/academic-cap.svg
->map(fn($x) => [ "url" => str($x['path'])->replaceFirst("src/", "")])
// key by the variant and the icon.png. E.g: mini/academic-cap.svg
->keyBy(fn($x) =>
($this->variantMapping[(string) str($x['url'])->beforeLast('/')] ?? 'other') . "/" . str($x['url'])->afterLast('/')
);
// Create a unique list of variants
$variants = $icons
->map(fn($x) => $this->variantMapping[(string) str($x['url'])->beforeLast('/')] ?? 'other')
->unique()
->values();
// Combine them
return [
"variants" => $variants,
"icons" => $icons,
];
}
public function beforeSvgFileCreated(&$localFile, $contents)
{
$isSolid = strpos($localFile, 'solid') !== false || strpos($localFile, 'mini') !== false;
// Replace ALL occurences of width="??" with nothing
$contents = preg_replace('/ width="[^"]*"/', '', $contents);
// Replace ALL occurences of height="??" with nothing
$contents = preg_replace('/ height="[^"]*"/', '', $contents);
if ($isSolid) {
// Replace all occurences of fill="??" with nothing
$contents = preg_replace('/ fill="[^"]*"/', '', $contents);
// Add fill="currentColor" after <svg
$contents = preg_replace('/<svg/', '<svg fill="currentColor"', $contents);
} else {
// Replace stroke="#0F172A" stroke-width="1.5" with nothing
$contents = preg_replace('/ stroke="[^"]*" stroke-width="[^"]*"/', '', $contents);
// Replace fill="none" with stroke="currentColor" stroke-width="1.5"
$contents = preg_replace('/<svg/', '<svg stroke="currentColor" stroke-width="1.5"', $contents);
}
// Write
return $contents;
}
}
Then register this class in a service provider:
IconPack::register(new Heroicons());
You are encouraged to create a pull request with the IconPack class, so i can add this to this repo.
Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.
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