@blueforge-studio/os-icons

OS-logo icon set for the downloads-experience family — 8 icons: Apple, Windows, Linux (Tux), Android, ChromeOS, Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora.

Artwork comes from simple-icons (CC0-1.0), pinned exactly in devDependencies (see scripts/sync-sources.mjs for why: windows was removed upstream in simple-icons v12, so the pin is load-bearing). Canonical 24×24 currentColor sources live in svg/*.svg; everything in dist/ is generated from them.

Install / use

Root entry (framework-free — catalog metadata + sprite):

import { OS_ICONS, SYMBOL_IDS, iconKeys, spriteSvg } from "@blueforge-studio/os-icons";

React (react >= 18 peer, optional):

import { AppleIcon } from "@blueforge-studio/os-icons/react";
<AppleIcon size={32} class="os-logo" title="macOS download" />

Astro:

---
import { WindowsIcon } from "@blueforge-studio/os-icons/astro";
// or a single file: import WindowsIcon from "@blueforge-studio/os-icons/astro/WindowsIcon.astro";
---
<WindowsIcon size={32} class="os-logo" />

Sprite (for the blueforge catalog and any <use>-based renderer):

import { spritePath, symbolIds } from "@blueforge-studio/os-icons/sprite";
import { spriteSvg } from "@blueforge-studio/os-icons";
// spriteSvg() -> full <svg><symbol id="bf-os-*">…</symbol></svg> string
// spritePath  -> "./dist/sprite/sprite.svg" (shipped file)

Scripts

Script	What it does
`pnpm sync-sources`	Regenerates `svg/*.svg` from the pinned simple-icons
`pnpm build`	generate → tsc → fix-esm-imports → verify-exports
`pnpm test`	Builds, then runs vitest against `dist/`
`pnpm typecheck`	`tsc --noEmit` over hand-written `src/`

Tests intentionally import from ../dist/… so a green test run also proves the package exports map matches the build output.

License

MIT (code). Icon artwork: CC0-1.0 via simple-icons.

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