Use this icon in your code
Pick how you want to install it. The snippets follow the color, size and stroke you set in the panel.
Smallest install: just this one library.
npm install @rdicons/react-hugeiconsimport { ShieldCog } from '@rdicons/react-hugeicons'
export function Example() {
return <ShieldCog />
}SVG code
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