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Remove the dot in require statement. #4
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Merged, thanks for the PR! Sorry for the long wait, I was busy with other things over the holidays. |
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It's okay, thanks for merging 👍 |
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In src/Icons.php on line 5, in the require statement there's a dot that's causing it not to work (at least not on my setup). Removing this dot fixes it. Here's an error log:
I was trying to use it in my Laravel project, it works now when I remove the dot. Otherwise, good job man.