OpenBridge icons
Every OpenBridge icon the kit carries, searchable by name and filterable by family, with the import that draws each.
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The kit carries the maritime icons of OpenBridge 2.0 (the pinned 2.0.0-next.128 package) as React components and raw SVGs, copied byte for byte from the pinned upstream package and grouped into families by the concept they draw:
- Chart and surroundings: ais, anchor, beacon, buoy, chart, depth, harbour, light, lighthouse, location, navigation, radar, tide, sign (safety signs such as the embarkation ladder and the exit).
- Own ship and its motion: own (own ship), vessel, ship (types of ship), sensor, speed, heading, motion, track, route, waypoint, target, collision, current, and the quantities cog, sog, stw, hdg, rot, roll, pitch and heave.
- Navigational status, as AIS reports it: anchorwatch, moored, docked, underwaysailing, underwayusingengine, notunderway, fishing and pilot.
- Alerts: alarm, alert, alerts, warning, caution, emergency and notification.
- Machinery and tanks: battery, propulsion, engine, diesel, generator, energy, tank, bilge, pump, fire, winch, temperature, temp, pressure and limits.
- Communications: satellite, antenna and com.
- Weather: weather, wind, force, wave, swell, fog, rain, snow, sleet, lightning, clear, cloudy, partlycloudy and slightlycloudy.
Each icon is a filled 24 px shape in currentColor, so it follows the text color around it. The Google glyph
duplicates, the weather-condition glyphs drawn in parts for color (-colour in the condition families, duplicates of the
one-tone glyphs), the hydraulic,
valve and electronics sets and the pre-rotated apparent-wind series are left out.
An icon is imported on its own, import { AnchorIec } from "@bosunkit/icons/anchor/AnchorIec", so a screen loads only
the icons it draws; there is no barrel. The component takes size (24 by default) and every SVG attribute, and the raw
file is @bosunkit/icons/svg/anchor-iec.svg. Where a concept has both an -iec and a -proposal icon, the -iec icon
is the one the system uses.
Related
- Iconography: which provider draws which concept, the sizes, and the rules for icons beside words.
- Color: the colors an icon inherits.
- Accessibility: when an icon needs a name and when it is decorative.