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fa6-icons

This module provides the free icons from Font Awesome v6 in a python-friendly form.

The actual SVGs and associated data are licensed on the same terms as the originals – this package only adds a little on top to make them easier to use from Python.

Install

pip install fa6_icons

…or…

conda install -c fastai fa6_icons

How to use

Two objects are provided, svgs and dims.

from fa6_icons import svgs,dims

These are both AttrDict objects, which behave as dicts, but can also be accessed with dotted-attrs. They contain the same keys. To search them, use standard python dict approaches, e.g:

[o for o in svgs if 'addr' in o]

['address_book', 'address_card']

Each style is available as a key for each SVG and dims entry, e.g:

dims.address_card

{'regular': (512, 576), 'solid': (512, 576)}

In a notebook environment, SVGs are displayed:

svgs.address_card.regular

To make attr access more convenient, hyphens are replaced with underscores, and icon names starting with a digit are prefixed with an underscore.

Use width to view the svg in a notebook with a different width (it defaults to 300px).

svgs._9.solid.width(25)

When stringified, the SVG text is returned:

print(svgs._9.solid)

<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 320 512"><path d="M64 192a96 96 0 1 0 192 0A96 96 0 1 0 64 192zm87.5 159.8C67.1 347.4 0 277.5 0 192C0 103.6 71.6 32 160 32s160 71.6 160 160c0 2.6-.1 5.3-.2 7.9c-1.7 35.7-15.2 70-38.4 97.4l-145 171.4c-11.4 13.5-31.6 15.2-45.1 3.8s-15.2-31.6-3.8-45.1l63.9-75.6z"/></svg>