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dfx-icons

v1.0.4

Published

![dfx-icons](https://github.com/itsbrex/dfx-icons/assets/9772694/df68be57-063c-4b17-af3b-2b598373cead)

Readme

🎨 dfx-cons

dfx-icons

💡 Note: gif above shows local yarn usage. Use npx if you don't want to install this package locally.

Overview

This package generates a set of uniform placeholder icons with size labels. It is designed to assist you in creating new Chrome/web extensions. The idea was inspired by an old archived repository that stored pre-made image sizes. I turned the concept into a simple npm package that is modular and customizable.

Requirements

  • Node.js 16.2.0 to install globally (using npx is easier if you're using a new version of node.)
  • npm or yarn

Usage

  • npx dfx-icons generates all sizes of the same color and outputs them to the assets/icons folder
  • npx dfx-icons --sizes 16 48 128 --random generates only the specified sizes with random colors

    You can also install globally with npm i -g dfx-icons and run dfx-icons from anywhere. Requires node 16.2.0 so npx method is recommended.

Features

  • Generates icons of various sizes
  • Allows customization of icon sizes and colors
  • Overlays the size of the icon on top of the icon to help with debugging

Contributing

Contributions are welcome!

If you find any bugs or want to suggest new features, please feel free to contribute by submitting an issue or a pull request.

Contributors ✨

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License

Licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more information.

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