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Use this skill when making use of any icons in any part of the frontend.
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| name | using-icons |
| description | Use this skill when making use of any icons in any part of the frontend. |
| allowed-tools | Read, Grep, Glob |
Use this skill when adding, modifying, or working with icons in templates.
All icons use the <c-icon /> Cotton component, backed by the Heroicons library. The component is defined in freedom_ls/base/templates/cotton/icon.html and internally uses the icon registry from freedom_ls/base/icons.py.
{# Use semantic names from the registry #}
<c-icon name="next" class="size-5 text-blue-500" />
<c-icon name="success" variant="solid" class="size-6" />
{# Escape hatch for one-off heroicon names #}
<c-icon name="arrow-right" force="true" class="size-5" />
{# When the icon name comes from a template variable, use :name #}
<c-icon :name="activity.icon" class="size-5" />
{# With aria label for standalone informative icons #}
<c-icon name="success" aria_label="Completed" />
<c-icon name="semantic_name" /> in templates{% icon %}, {% heroicon_* %}, or {% load icon_tags %} directly in templates. These are internal to the Cotton component.ICONS dict in freedom_ls/base/icons.py when new concepts need iconsfa-, fas, far)size-3 -- extra compact (inside badges, deadlines)size-4 -- compact (inside lists, small UI elements)size-5 -- standard (buttons, most UI) -- this is the defaultsize-6 -- emphasis (modal close buttons)size-8 -- large (loading spinners)size-12 -- extra large (lightbox close)size-16 -- hero (success/error result pages)Since <c-icon /> is server-side, for Alpine.js dynamic toggling use x-show on wrapper spans:
<span x-show="expanded" x-cloak><c-icon name="expand" class="size-4" /></span>
<span x-show="!expanded"><c-icon name="collapse" class="size-4" /></span>
For directional flips, use rotate-180 on a wrapper:
<span :class="sidebarOpen ? '' : 'rotate-180'">
<c-icon name="menu_close" class="size-5" />
</span>
aria-hidden="true" is added automaticallyaria_label parameter: <c-icon name="success" aria_label="Completed" />aria-label on the button element, keep icon decorativeThe icon registry is in freedom_ls/base/icons.py. See the ICONS dict for all available semantic names.