[icons-nuget]: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Material.Icons/
[wpf-nuget]: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Material.Icons.WPF/
[avalonia-nuget]: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Material.Icons.Avalonia/

# Material.Icons
Parsed icons set from [materialdesignicons.com](https://materialdesignicons.com/) and display control implementations for different GUI frameworks.  
- All icons are **always up-to-date** because automatically updated every 6 hours.
- **Small package size** because icons are graphically encoded via SVG Path.
- Icon types are **strongly typed** enum, so your **IDE will suggest available variants**:  
![895428ad-6010-4ffd-bd88-61aecd50f5e1](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/29896317/213889827-ca4f7673-115a-433e-9fde-305d55d36772.gif)

## Structure
This project consists of 3 parts:
- [![](https://img.shields.io/nuget/dt/Material.Icons?label=Material.Icons&style=flat-square)](#meta) contains info about the icons
- [![](https://img.shields.io/nuget/dt/Material.Icons.Avalonia?color=blue&label=Material.Icons.Avalonia&style=flat-square)](#avalonia) contains controls for **AvaloniaUI**
- [![](https://img.shields.io/nuget/dt/Material.Icons.WPF?color=blue&label=Material.Icons.WPF&style=flat-square)](#wpf) contains controls for **WPF**


- [FAQ](#faq) - frequently asked questions

## Avalonia
#### Getting started
1. Install [Material.Icons.Avalonia nuget package](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Material.Icons.Avalonia/):
    ```shell
    dotnet add package Material.Icons.Avalonia
    ```
   [![avalonia-nuget](https://img.shields.io/nuget/v/Material.Icons.Avalonia?label=Material.Icons.Avalonia&style=flat-square)][avalonia-nuget]
   [![avalonia-nuget](https://img.shields.io/nuget/dt/Material.Icons.Avalonia?color=blue&label=Downloads&style=flat-square)][avalonia-nuget]
2. Include styles in `App.xaml` (for `2.0.0` version and higher):
    ```xaml
    <Application xmlns:materialIcons="clr-namespace:Material.Icons.Avalonia;assembly=Material.Icons.Avalonia" 
                 ...>
      <Application.Styles>
        ...
        <materialIcons:MaterialIconStyles />
      </Application.Styles>
    </Application>
    ```
    For `1.*.*`:
    ```xaml
    <Application ...>
      <Application.Styles>
        ...
        <StyleInclude Source="avares://Material.Icons.Avalonia/App.xaml" />
      </Application.Styles>
    </Application>
    ```
#### Using
Add `Material.Icons.Avalonia` namespace to the root element of your file (your IDE can suggest it or do it automatically):
```
xmlns:materialIcons="clr-namespace:Material.Icons.Avalonia;assembly=Material.Icons.Avalonia"
```
Use `MaterialIcon` control:
```xaml
<materialIcons:MaterialIcon Kind="Abacus" />
```
The `Foreground` property controls the color of the icon.  
Also, there is `MaterialIconExt` which allows you to use is as the markup extension:
```xaml
<Button Content="{materialIcons:MaterialIconExt Kind=Abacus}" />
```


## WPF
#### Getting started
Install [Material.Icons.WPF nuget package](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Material.Icons.WPF/):
```shell
dotnet add package Material.Icons.WPF
```
[![wpf-nuget](https://img.shields.io/nuget/v/Material.Icons.WPF?label=Material.Icons.WPF&style=flat-square)][wpf-nuget]
[![wpf-nuget](https://img.shields.io/nuget/dt/Material.Icons.WPF?color=blue&label=Downloads&style=flat-square)][wpf-nuget]
#### Using
Add `Material.Icons.WPF` namespace to the root element of your file (your IDE can suggest it or do it automatically):
```
xmlns:materialIcons="clr-namespace:Material.Icons.WPF;assembly=Material.Icons.WPF"
```
Use `MaterialIcon` control:
```xaml
<materialIcons:MaterialIcon Kind="Abacus" />
```
The `Foreground` property controls the color of the icon.  
Also, there is `MaterialIconExt` which allows you to use is as the markup extension:
```xaml
<Button Content="{materialIcons:MaterialIconExt Kind=Abacus}" />
```


## Meta
#### Getting started
Install [Material.Icons nuget package](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Material.Icons/):
```shell
dotnet add package Material.Icons
```
[![icons-nuget](https://img.shields.io/nuget/v/Material.Icons?label=Material.Icons&style=flat-square)][icons-nuget]
[![icons-nuget](https://img.shields.io/nuget/dt/Material.Icons?color=blue&label=Downloads&style=flat-square)][icons-nuget]
#### Using
Icon types stored in `Material.Icons.MaterialIconKind` enum.  
We can resolve an icon path by using `Material.Icons.MaterialIconDataProvider.GetData()`.  

## FAQ
#### How to change icon color?
- Change `Foreground` property.
#### How to update icons?
- You can manually set `Material.Icons` package version in your project file.
#### What about versioning policy?
- We use semver.  
  Any package with identical major and minor versions is compatible.  
  For example, `1.0.0` and `1.0.1` are compatible, but `1.0.0` and `1.1.0` might not be.