Question 1

How do I use this icon in React, Vue, or Svelte?

Accepted Answer

Copy ready-to-use component code for React, Vue, Svelte, or raw SVG

Question 2

How do I download this icon in different formats?

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Download the icon in SVG, PNG, WebP, JPEG, or ICO formats

Question 3

What is the license for this icon?

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This icon is licensed under ISC

Question 4

Where is this icon commonly used?

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In modern applications like Node.js package managers or webpack configurations, you'll see this icon when referencing external code dependencies and imported modules. It appears in development environments like VS Code when working with external libraries, or in build systems when including third-party code components and frameworks.

Question 5

What does this icon communicate to users?

Accepted Answer

From a software architecture perspective, the external file-code symbol communicates more than just "code present" - it specifically indicates imported functionality, external dependencies, and modular programming components. This distinction helps developers understand they're working with code that originates from external sources rather than local project files.

Question 6

How do I implement this icon?

Accepted Answer

This icon works naturally in dependency management components where it represents external code files and imported programming modules. Combine it with shadcn/ui's Card components for dependency displays or Sheet components for external library management. The external bracket design should emphasize modularity when used in development interfaces to highlight code relationships.

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