@wolfsblvt/icons 0.5.0

The TunnelTend glyph arrives in the package. tunneltend/brand is now an available product icon, so the Works website's contact picker, and any other Works surface that shows TunnelTend, can take it from the shared catalogue instead of keeping a local copy.

Highlights

• tunneltend/brand is The Fold, TunnelTend's mark of two independent rounded paths nested in a stable turn, for picker, link and provider-style slots where the formal lockup does not fit. Its path data is TunnelTend's own tintable master, carried unchanged: it was already a 24×24, 2px round-stroke, currentColor line mark.
• The TunnelTend family map records the meaning, source commit and hash, usage rules, and a 16 to 32 px light and dark contact sheet beside Lucide references.

---
import { ProductIcon } from "@wolfsblvt/icons/astro";
---

<ProductIcon name="tunneltend/brand" label="TunnelTend" />

Upgrade

npm install @wolfsblvt/icons@0.5.0

No existing name changed meaning or geometry. 0.5.0 also carries everything from 0.4.0, including the Borrowed Coast Night Chart family.

Proof and current limits

The release source passed the repository verification suite, including a real Astro consumer build and a clean consumer that installs the packed tarball before building through its public exports. It is published from GitHub Actions through npm Trusted Publishing and carries npm provenance.

The package carries only the monochrome line glyph. The coloured Fold, wordmark, lockups, favicon and its heavier small-size variant stay in TunnelTend's own brand bundle. tunneltend/brand becomes compatibility-bearing once published. 0.5.0 is still an early package release, not a stability promise.

Licence

Original package code, documentation, and Works-authored glyphs are MIT-licensed. Third-party icon data and marks retain their own terms; see LICENSE.md and the third-party notices.

@wolfsblvt/icons 0.4.0

The Borrowed Coast Night Chart family arrives in the package. Twelve borrowed-coast/* glyphs are now available product icons, so the game can take its view modes, standings, places, tide and route marks from the shared catalogue instead of keeping local prototypes.

Highlights

• View modes: borrowed-coast/chart (three rounded, asymmetric coast contours), borrowed-coast/watch (a watchlight over layered arcs, for what a nation can lawfully observe now) and borrowed-coast/nations (several pennants on one shared coast).
• Standings: the borrowed-coast/no-accord, borrowed-coast/protected-peace and borrowed-coast/at-war triptych keeps two fixed pennants and lets the water between them carry the relation.
• Places and state: borrowed-coast/harbor, borrowed-coast/guest-mooring, borrowed-coast/beacon, borrowed-coast/tide-phase, borrowed-coast/control and borrowed-coast/deep-hull-strait.
• The Borrowed Coast family map records each glyph's meaning, the usage rules, and a 16 to 32 px light and dark contact sheet. Ordinary interface controls stay on Lucide.
• Every glyph inherits currentColor; state colour and wording remain the consumer's job.

---
import { ProductIcon } from "@wolfsblvt/icons/astro";
---

<ProductIcon name="borrowed-coast/watch" label="Watch" />

Upgrade

npm install @wolfsblvt/icons@0.4.0

No existing name changed meaning or geometry. 0.4.0 also carries everything from 0.3.0, including the bluesky brand and the Wolfsblvt Works glyphs.

Credit

The family was drawn and prepared by Nyxara, from Wolf's owner-ratified Night Chart design, including his revision of chart to rounded coast contours.

Proof and current limits

The release source passed the repository verification suite, including a real Astro consumer build and a clean consumer that installs the packed tarball before building through its public exports. It is published from GitHub Actions through npm Trusted Publishing and carries npm provenance.

The borrowed-coast/* names become compatibility-bearing once published; a material change to a glyph's meaning or silhouette needs its own visual contribution. 0.4.0 is still an early package release, not a stability promise.

Licence

Original package code, documentation, and Works-authored glyphs are MIT-licensed. Third-party icon data and marks retain their own terms; see LICENSE.md and the third-party notices.

@wolfsblvt/icons 0.3.0

Bluesky joins the curated brand catalogue. Works-authored surfaces can now show a Bluesky link from the shared package, next to GitHub and Discord, instead of copying the mark locally.

Highlights

• bluesky resolves through getBrand("bluesky") and <BrandIcon name="bluesky" />. It is the current Simple Icons mark, monochrome only, referenced from the @iconify-json/simple-icons dependency exactly like github and discord; no third-party bytes are vendored.
• Its source revision, licence (CC0-1.0 for the icon data), trademark note and brand-guideline link are recorded in src/metadata/brands/bluesky.json, and the third-party notices name it. The Bluesky name and logo remain Bluesky Social PBC's; showing them implies no affiliation.

---
import { BrandIcon } from "@wolfsblvt/icons/astro";
---

<BrandIcon name="bluesky" />

Upgrade

npm install @wolfsblvt/icons@0.3.0

No existing name changed meaning or geometry. 0.3.0 also carries everything from 0.2.0, including the Wolfsblvt Works glyphs wolfsblvt/works and wolfsblvt/signpost.

Proof and current limits

The release source passed the repository verification suite, including a real Astro consumer build and a clean consumer that installs the packed tarball before building through its public exports. It is published from GitHub Actions through npm Trusted Publishing and carries npm provenance.

0.3.0 is still an early package release, not a stability promise.

Licence

Original package code, documentation, and Works-authored glyphs are MIT-licensed. Third-party icon data and marks retain their own terms; see LICENSE.md and the third-party notices.

@wolfsblvt/icons 0.2.0

The Wolfsblvt Works umbrella identity arrives in the package. wolfsblvt/works and wolfsblvt/signpost are now available product glyphs, so the Works website and any Works-authored surface can take them from the shared catalogue instead of keeping a local copy.

Highlights

• wolfsblvt/works is the compact Works mark for footer, social, provider and project-picker slots where the formal WOLFSBLVT / WORKS lockup does not fit: the mark's two open corners and its offset dot on the 24 grid. It was reserved as planned in 0.1.0 and now resolves.
• wolfsblvt/signpost is the pencil-sketched three-board signpost from the Works website's personal navigation. It is Works wayfinding, not a replacement for lucide:signpost in ordinary directional UI.
• The Wolfsblvt Works family map records the meaning, source and usage rules, with a 16 to 32 px light and dark contact sheet.

---
import { ProductIcon } from "@wolfsblvt/icons/astro";
---

<ProductIcon name="wolfsblvt/signpost" />

Upgrade

npm install @wolfsblvt/icons@0.2.0

No existing name changed meaning or geometry. Code that expected resolveProductIcon("wolfsblvt/works") to throw because the glyph was planned now receives the glyph.

Proof and current limits

The release source passed the repository verification suite, including a real Astro consumer build and a clean consumer that installs the packed tarball before building through its public exports. This is the first release published from GitHub Actions through npm Trusted Publishing, so it carries npm provenance.

0.2.0 is still an early package release, not a stability promise.

Licence

Original package code, documentation, and Works-authored glyphs are MIT-licensed. Third-party icon data and marks retain their own terms; see LICENSE.md and the third-party notices.

@wolfsblvt/icons 0.1.0

@wolfsblvt/icons 0.1.0

One curated icon language is now available as an installable package for Wolfsblvt Works products. @wolfsblvt/icons lets Node and Astro developers use stable UI meanings, selected brand marks, and Works-authored product glyphs without a runtime icon CDN or a copy-pasted SVG collection.

Highlights

• Use a framework-neutral typed catalogue for semantic UI aliases, direct Lucide glyphs, curated brands, and namespaced product icons.
• Add the Astro adapter through @wolfsblvt/icons/astro, including UiIcon, BrandIcon, and ProductIcon.
• Keep runtime assets local: the package and consumer build emit inline SVG instead of requesting icon geometry from an external CDN.
• Inspect the source and provenance behind each route. Lucide supplies ordinary UI language, Simple Icons supplies admitted brands, and Works-authored glyphs carry their own metadata and visual standard.

Install

npm install @wolfsblvt/icons astro astro-icon @iconify-json/lucide @iconify-json/simple-icons

The Iconify collection packages remain direct consumer dependencies so astro-icon resolution does not rely on incidental dependency hoisting. See the Astro quick start for the supported configuration.

Proof and current limits

The release source passed the repository verification suite, including a real Astro consumer build and a clean consumer that installs the packed tarball before building through its public exports. Those checks prove the package and build boundary; they do not claim a hosted service or a future glyph family.

0.1.0 is an early package release. The accepted diffdevil/* family is available; the compact wolfsblvt/works glyph remains planned until its own owner-selected visual contribution. Brand marks retain their owners' trademark and guideline terms, recorded in the package metadata and third-party notices.

Licence

Original package code, documentation, and Works-authored glyphs are MIT-licensed. Third-party icon data and marks retain their own terms; see LICENSE.md and the third-party notices.