Congratulations. I was using similar project 'feathericons'[1] in my website, but later went on to use just the requisite couple of svg's directly with href.

Congratulations. I was using similar project 'feathericons'[1] in my website, but later went on to use just the requisite couple of svg's directly with href. Reasons being, 1. JS, although OP project doesn't seem to need one. 2. Missing icons, e.g. Reddit was missing in feather icons. 3. Only few icons were utmost needed and that doesn't justify a library. I think the real use case for such libraries are websites were there are user generated content and they are allowed use such icons; then again with emoji's I don't know how many prefer this. On second thought, themes for CMS may be the prominent use case. [1]https://github.com/feathericons/feather https://github.com/feathericons/feather