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# Icons

For the scalability the icons are named in this way:

```
name=search, size=small, outlined=yes
```

### How To Use

While using SwiftUI you access the icons by the name convention on the example below:

```swift
Icon(name: "link", outlined: false, color: Color("darkGreyDL"))
```

Insert this line and change the characteristics of the icon easily. It will be 26x26 if you like to change the size you will need to add width and height to the line, like the code below:

```swift
Icon(name: "link", outlined: false, color: Color("darkGreyDL"), width: 30, height: 30)
```

The underlying Image view for the icon element that we are using is shown below:

```swift
Image("name=link, size=small, outlined=no")
                                .resizable()
                                .renderingMode(.template)
                                .frame(width: 26, height: 26)
                                .foregroundColor(Color("darkGreyDL"))
```

We do not recommend this solution unless its needed. \
\
Icons can be changed easily by changing the name directly from the code and you can make it outlined or change the icon details by changing the size directly from the Image() view.

Always use .resizable() and .renderingMode(.template) to allow changing the size and color of the icons.

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{% hint style="info" %}
Icon library is constantly changing and updating please check the figma file to keep updated.
{% endhint %}


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