---
title: "Iconiverse Core"
seoTitle: "Iconiverse Core npm Package — Installation & Usage"
description: "Framework-independent SVG node data for custom renderers and integrations."
date: "2026-10-24T12:00:00.000Z"
url: "https://www.npmjs.com/package/@plusuidesign/iconiverse-core"
thumbnail: "/images/websites/iconiverse-dev.webp"
imageAlt: "Iconiverse Core developer library website"
tagline: "Framework-independent SVG node data for custom renderers and integrations."
packageName: "@plusuidesign/iconiverse-core"
packageVersion: "0.1.2"
packageFramework: "JavaScript"
category: ["npm packages"]
tags: ["npm", "JavaScript", "SVG icons", "developer tools", "@plusuidesign/iconiverse-core"]
---

Use the Core package when you want the Iconiverse SVG data without a framework-specific component layer. Each icon is represented as SVG node names and attributes, ready for your own renderer.

## Install

```bash
npm install @plusuidesign/iconiverse-core
```

Or use your preferred package manager:

```bash
pnpm add @plusuidesign/iconiverse-core
yarn add @plusuidesign/iconiverse-core
```

## Basic usage

```js
import { heartFilled } from "@plusuidesign/iconiverse-core";

console.log(heartFilled);
```

## Compatibility

JavaScript or TypeScript. Bring your own SVG renderer. The version checked for this page is **0.1.2**. The [npm package page](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@plusuidesign/iconiverse-core) lists the latest release, README and full API.

## Explore the library

[Try the Iconiverse playground](https://iconiverse.dev/) to preview icons and generate framework examples. [Browse the icon library](https://iconiverse.app/).

[Explore the related website](/websites/iconiverse-dev/), or [browse all Plus UI npm packages](/npm-packages/).