## Getting Started
Install via Composer:
```bash
composer require afatmustafa/blade-hugeicons

Publish the SVG assets (if needed) and configure via config/hugeicons.php. The package now uses Hugeicons Free v4 by default. Test basic usage with:

@hugeicon('container')  <!-- Now renders correctly with strokes -->

Verify older icons (e.g., container-truck) still work. Clear Blade cache after installation:

php artisan view:clear

Implementation Patterns

1. Blade Directive Integration

Use @hugeicon('icon-name') directly in Blade templates. For dynamic icons, pass variables:

@hugeicon($dynamicIconName)

2. SVG Customization

Override default SVG attributes via config:

'hugeicons' => [
    'default_attributes' => [
        'class' => 'text-blue-500',
        'width' => '24',
        'height' => '24',
    ],
],

3. Caching Optimization

Enable caching for performance (recommended for production):

'hugeicons' => [
    'cache' => true, // Default: false
],

Clear cache after updates:

php artisan view:clear

4. Custom SVG Paths

Extend the package by publishing SVGs and modifying resources/svg:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=hugeicons-assets

Gotchas and Tips

Breaking Changes in v2.0.1

Stroke Visibility Fix: Icons like container now render correctly, but older configs relying on fill="currentColor" may need adjustment. Explicitly set fill="none" in custom SVGs if strokes disappear.
Cache Invalidation: Always run php artisan view:clear after upgrading to v2.0.1.

Debugging Tips

Blank Icons? Check if the SVG file exists in resources/svg (or published assets). Verify the icon name matches the filename (e.g., container.svg).
```
ls resources/svg | grep container
```
Stroke Issues Ensure the root <svg> tag includes fill="none" (added in v2.0.1). Override via config if needed:
```
'default_attributes' => ['fill' => 'none'],
```
Performance Disable caching ('cache' => false) during development to see real-time changes.

Extension Points

Add New Icons: Copy existing SVGs from Hugeicons Free v4, rename them, and place them in resources/svg. Update Blade usage accordingly.
Theme Support: Use CSS variables or inline styles to dynamically theme icons:
```
@hugeicon('container', ['style' => 'color: var(--icon-color)'])
```


NO_UPDATE_NEEDED (for prior assessments; this is a **full replacement** due to breaking changes and new patterns).

Blade Hugeicons Laravel Package