@new-black/lyra 0.0.12 → 0.0.13
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package/README.md
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cp node_modules/@new-black/lyra/dist/icons public
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SVG sprites are a convenient way to use icons in web development. Here's why they are nice to use:
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SVG sprites are a convenient way to use icons in web development. Here's why they are nice to use:
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1. Reduced HTTP requests: SVG sprites allow multiple icons to be combined into a single file. This eliminates the need for separate HTTP requests for each individual icon, resulting in faster page loading times.
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2. Scalability: SVG icons are vector-based, meaning they can be scaled up or down without losing quality. With an SVG sprite, you have access to a collection of scalable icons.
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3. Ease of use: By using an SVG sprite, you can reference specific symbols within the sprite using their IDs. This makes it simple to insert and style icons within your HTML or CSS.
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4. Efficient caching: When an SVG sprite is used, it can be cached by the browser, allowing subsequent page loads to utilize the cached sprite. This improves performance and reduces bandwidth usage.
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Overall, SVG sprites offer a lightweight, flexible, and performant solution for incorporating icons into web projects.
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```tsx
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package/package.json
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