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Real strokes on a CustomPaint — not an icon font — so duotone and the weights survive.

flutter pub add iconmind_flutter

import 'package:iconmind_flutter/iconmind_flutter.dart';

IconMind(IconMindIcons.agent)
IconMind(IconMindIcons.vectorDatabase,
    variant: IconMindVariant.duotone,
    weight: IconMindWeight.bold,
    size: 32, color: Colors.deepPurple)

Properties

The same contract as every other package, spelled the Flutter way:

Property	Default	What it does
`size`	`24`	Width and height, in logical pixels
`color`	ambient `IconTheme`	Stroke colour — icons follow the theme the way `Icon` does
`variant`	`outline`	`IconMindVariant.outline` or `.duotone`
`weight`	`regular`	`IconMindWeight.thin`, `.regular` or `.bold`
`strokeWidth`	per weight	Fine adjustment; picking a weight is the intended control
`absoluteStrokeWidth`	`false`	Keeps stroke thickness constant as size changes
`semanticLabel`	—	Announced by screen readers; icons are decorative without it

Not a font

Icon fonts flatten strokes into filled glyphs — duotone's tinted second layer and the three weights would not survive the conversion. This package keeps the real geometry: each icon is a compile-time constant of SVG path data, painted with round caps and joins by a small CustomPaint runtime.

A weight is a stroke width on the same drawing — the generator proves on every build that the geometry never changes between weights, which is also why the whole package is ~100 KB compressed.

Tree shaking

Icons are const values referenced through IconMindIcons. Flutter's AOT compiler drops the ones you never mention; an app that shows three icons carries three icons.

Four names collide with Dart keywords and get Flutter's own suffix convention, e.g. IconMindIcons.class_ — the same spelling Icons.class_ uses.