dioxus-icons 0.1.0

The full Lucide set — 1,700+ icons — exposed as Dioxus components. Each icon is its own component, so the linker keeps only the ones you import.

Quick start

[dependencies]
dioxus-icons = "0.1"

use dioxus::prelude::*;
use dioxus_icons::lucide::Trash;

#[component]
fn DeleteButton() -> Element {
    rsx! {
        button {
            Trash { size: 16 }
            "Delete"
        }
    }
}

Every icon lives under dioxus_icons::lucide and accepts the shared IconProps.

Customization

IconProps keeps a size convenience prop and extends Dioxus SVG attributes on the root SVG.

prop / attr	default	maps to
`size`	`24`	SVG `width` / `height` when those attrs are not set; accepts numbers or CSS lengths
`stroke`	`"currentColor"`	SVG `stroke`
`fill`	`"none"`	SVG `fill`
`stroke_width`	`2`	SVG `stroke-width`
`stroke_linecap`	`"round"`	SVG `stroke-linecap`
`stroke_linejoin`	`"round"`	SVG `stroke-linejoin`
SVG attrs	inherited	root SVG attributes

# use dioxus::prelude::*;
use dioxus_icons::lucide::Bell;

# let _ = rsx! {
Bell { size: 20, stroke: "red", stroke_width: 3 }
# };

Because stroke defaults to currentColor, icons inherit the surrounding text color — so Tailwind's text-* utilities (or any CSS framework) work out of the box on either the icon or its parent:

# use dioxus::prelude::*;
use dioxus_icons::lucide::{Bell, Menu};

# let _ = rsx! {
nav { class: "flex items-center gap-3 text-slate-900",
    Menu { size: 20 }
    Bell { size: 18, class: "text-amber-600" }
}
# };

Dioxus compatibility

Targets the Dioxus 0.7.x line starting at 0.7.7. Pick your renderer features (web, desktop, mobile, server, fullstack) in your application crate.

Examples

Examples live under crates/dioxus-icons/examples:

cargo run -p dioxus-icons --example basic
cargo run -p dioxus-icons --example navbar
cargo run -p dioxus-icons --example tailwind
cargo run -p dioxus-icons --example stateful_button

License

Crate code is MIT (LICENSE). Generated icon data comes from Lucide and is covered by LICENSE-LUCIDE (upstream ISC plus the Feather-derived MIT notice). The published crate is MIT AND ISC.