symfony-ux-icons

You can render SVG icons in Symfony Twig templates by using the ux_icon('name') function to load local SVGs from assets/icons, or by using the prefix:name syntax to pull from Iconify's 200k+ icon catalog.

Yes, you can use Iconify icons with Symfony UX by leveraging the prefix:name syntax, which provides access to over 200,000 icons. You can also cache these Iconify assets and warm them up for production performance.

The best way to manage local SVG assets in Symfony is to place them in the assets/icons directory, including nested subdirectories, and render them consistently using the ux_icon Twig function without ad-hoc image tags.

Yes, Symfony UX Icons supports custom HTML attributes for rendered SVGs. You can leverage Twig component syntax as an alternative to inline functions to easily customize attributes and add accessibility support.

You can cache Iconify SVG assets for production in Symfony by configuring the Iconify integration and running a simple production warm-up process to ensure icons are cached and performant.

Using Twig component syntax instead of inline functions for rendering SVG icons provides an alternative API that makes attribute customization and accessibility support easier while maintaining the same local asset and Iconify lookup capabilities.