Flux ships with the entire Heroicons icon set by default. As with anything the Tailwind folks do, it's excellent.

However, at ~400 icons, it's more limited than other alternatives.

If there's an icon in your project that you need but isn't available in Heroicons, it's probably available in Lucide.

In version v1.0.20 of Flux, we've shipped a new command to easily import individual Lucide icons into your project:

You will be prompted to enter the names of any icons you want, and it will import them locally into your project and format them as Blade components ready to use with Flux.

If Lucide doesn't have what you need still, you can just add your icons manually to the following directory in your project:

The browser's default file input element is unstylable and frankly, looks outdated.

We've added our own simple wrapper around the native file input and exposed it through on the input component:

Of course, we made sure our wrapper works just as well with both the keyboard, mouse, and screen readers as the native input does.

Flux uses the browser's new(ish) element for its modals. There tons of benefits to this, but also a few quirks. One of them being, the element doesn't respond to clicking outside to close a modal; only the escape key or a close button.

With a sprinkle of custom JavaScript, it was fairly trivial to implement this behavior in Flux. Now, by default, all components will close on click outside.

Another small improvement we made in this release was making any searchable input in Flux show a clear button when filled.

We've also made this configurable for inputs that don't show one by default: