Question 1

How do I use Cryptocoins icons in a React project?

Accepted Answer

You can install the community-maintained React components via @kirillshevch/react-cryptocoins, or manually use the SVG or webfont files from npm or CDN, though the components are not officially supported.

Question 2

Is Cryptocoins or Crypto Icons better for cryptocurrency logos?

Accepted Answer

Cryptocoins offers a more comprehensive free collection with SVG and webfont formats, while Crypto Icons might have different styles or updates; choose based on your need for coverage and integration ease.

Question 3

Can I use Cryptocoins commercially under the MIT license?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the MIT license allows commercial use, but you should independently verify trademark compliance for specific cryptocurrency logos, as the pack doesn't provide legal assurances.

Question 4

How to request a new cryptocurrency icon in Cryptocoins?

Accepted Answer

Open a GitHub issue with the coin's name, ticker symbol, and official logo link; optional donations can speed it up, but updates rely on the maintainer's availability, as per the guidelines.

Question 5

Does Cryptocoins work with Vue.js or Angular?

Accepted Answer

No official components are provided; you'll need to use the SVG or webfont formats directly or create custom integrations, which adds complexity compared to React.

Question 6

What's the file size of the Cryptocoins webfont for performance?

Accepted Answer

The README emphasizes lightweight design, but exact sizes aren't specified; for optimal performance, consider using the SVG version or subsetting the webfont to load only necessary icons.

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