@podlink/icons

Podcast platform icons and "Listen on" badges — framework-agnostic SVG strings + React components.

80+ podcast platforms. Light and dark themes. Three icon shapes. Static SVG assets included.

Install

npm install @podlink/icons

Quick start

React components

import { PlatformIcon, PlatformBadge } from '@podlink/icons/react'

// Square icon with superellipse (iOS-style) clip
<PlatformIcon platform="spotify" size={48} />

// "Listen on" badge
<PlatformBadge platform="applepodcasts" theme="dark" />

Core (framework-agnostic)

SVG strings you can use in any environment — server-side rendering, vanilla JS, web components, etc.

import { getIconData, resolveBadgeContent } from '@podlink/icons'

const data = getIconData('spotify')
// data.content  → raw SVG inner content
// data.viewBox  → "0 0 32 32"

// Get badge SVG content for a dark theme
const badgeSvg = resolveBadgeContent(data, 'dark')

Static SVG files

The package includes pre-built SVG files you can reference directly:

<!-- From npm (after install) -->
<img src="node_modules/@podlink/icons/static/icons/spotify.svg" width="32" height="32" />
<img src="node_modules/@podlink/icons/static/badges/spotify-dark.svg" height="40" />

Import via the package exports map:

import iconUrl from '@podlink/icons/static/icons/spotify.svg'
import badgeUrl from '@podlink/icons/static/badges/spotify-light.svg'

Next.js App Router

The core entrypoint (@podlink/icons) is safe to use from Server Components, route handlers, and shared server helpers because it returns framework-agnostic SVG data.

The React entrypoint (@podlink/icons/react) is also safe to render from Server Components. Its components are prop-only and do not use context or browser APIs.

For Podlink-specific defaults, styling, or accessibility choices, prefer local wrappers in your app:

import { PlatformIcon } from '@podlink/icons/react'

export function PlatformAvatarIcon({ platform }: { platform: string }) {
  return <PlatformIcon platform={platform} decorative />
}

Server Components can render the package component directly or render your local wrapper:

import { PlatformAvatarIcon } from './PlatformAvatarIcon'

export function PodcastPlatform({ platform }: { platform: string }) {
  return <PlatformAvatarIcon platform={platform} />
}

If you only need SVG strings or metadata in server code, import from @podlink/icons.

React API

<PlatformIcon>

Renders a platform icon as an inline SVG.

Prop	Type	Default	Description
platform	string	—	Platform ID (required)
shape	'superellipse' | 'circle' | 'square'	'superellipse'	Clip shape
size	number	32	Width and height in pixels
className	string	—	CSS class
style	CSSProperties	—	Inline styles
aria-label	string	"{Platform} icon"	Accessible label
decorative	boolean	false	If true, hides from assistive tech

<PlatformBadge>

Renders a "Listen on {Platform}" badge as an inline HTML element.

Prop	Type	Default	Description
platform	string	—	Platform ID (required)
theme	'light' | 'dark'	'light'	Color theme
label	string	'Listen on'	Text above the platform name
platformName	string	Platform display name	Override the platform name
shape	'superellipse' | 'circle' | 'square'	'superellipse'	Icon clip shape
dir	'ltr' | 'rtl'	'ltr'	Text direction
height	number	40	Badge height in pixels
className	string	—	CSS class
style	CSSProperties	—	Inline styles
aria-label	string	"{label} {Platform}"	Accessible label
decorative	boolean	false	If true, hides from assistive tech

Core API

All exports are available from @podlink/icons.

Platform data

import {
  platforms,
  resolvePlatformId,
  hasPlatformIcon,
  getPlatform,
  getIconData,
} from '@podlink/icons'

platforms                 // Platform[] — all platforms
resolvePlatformId(input)  // PlatformId | undefined
hasPlatformIcon(input)    // boolean
getPlatform(input)        // Platform | undefined
getIconData(input)        // IconData | undefined

Platform lookups accept canonical IDs and known aliases. They also normalize common slug input, so amazon, Amazon Music, and amazon-music all resolve to the canonical amazonmusic ID.

Badge resolution

import { resolveBadgeContent, resolveBadgeViewBox } from '@podlink/icons'

// Resolves the correct SVG content for a badge variant
// Light: badge → icon fallback
// Dark:  badgeDark → badge → icon fallback
resolveBadgeContent(data, 'light')  // string
resolveBadgeContent(data, 'dark')   // string

resolveBadgeViewBox(data)  // string — viewBox for the badge

Shapes

import { shapes } from '@podlink/icons'

shapes.superellipse  // iOS-style squircle (default)
shapes.circle
shapes.square

// Each ShapeDefinition has:
//   svgPath(size: number): string   — <path d="..."> for the shape
//   clipPath(size: number): string  — <clipPath> element as string

SVG utilities

import { extractSvgContent, extractViewBox, prefixIds, minifySvg } from '@podlink/icons'

extractSvgContent(svgString)       // inner content of an <svg> element
extractViewBox(svgString)          // viewBox attribute value
prefixIds(svgContent, 'myprefix')  // prefix all id/url(#...) references
minifySvg(svgString)               // minify SVG markup

Types

import type { PlatformId, Platform, IconData, IconShape, ShapeDefinition } from '@podlink/icons'

Shapes

Icons support three clip shapes:

• superellipse (default) — iOS-style squircle with a smooth continuous curve
• circle — circular clip
• square — no clipping, raw icon bounds

Platforms

The package includes 80+ podcast platforms. See src/data/platforms.json for the full list of platform IDs and display names.

Each platform has an active flag — inactive platforms are deprecated but still included for backwards compatibility.

License

MIT