# Full configuration reference: https://symfony.com/bundles/ux-icons/current/index.html#configuration
ux_icons:

    # Default HTML attributes to add to all icons
    default_icon_attributes:

        # Use current text color to fill the icon
        fill: currentColor

        # Default dimensions
        height: '1em'
        width: '1em'

    # Throw an exception if an icon is not
    ignore_not_found: false


when@dev:
    ux_icons:
        iconify:
            # Persist each on-demand icon to disk on first render, so you don't forget to commit it before deploying (like `ux:icons:lock`)
            auto_lock: true

when@prod:
    ux_icons:
        # Suppress exceptions for missing icons in production
        ignore_not_found: true
        iconify:
            # Every icon this app uses is vendored under assets/icons/ by `ux:icons:import`, so
            # nothing should ever be fetched at runtime -- and more importantly, nothing should be
            # fetched during `asset-map:compile`, which is a deploy step. Left enabled it reaches
            # api.iconify.design and fails the build on any host without outbound internet (it
            # did exactly that: "Idle timeout reached for https://api.iconify.design/collections").
            #
            # Deliberately prod-only: in dev the on-demand fetch plus auto_lock above is what lets
            # you write ux_icon('lucide:something') and have it downloaded and committed for you.
            # The trade is that an icon nobody imported renders as nothing in prod, because
            # ignore_not_found is on -- so import first, then use.
            enabled: false