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get-gtk-icon

v1.0.1

Published

Obtains an application’s icon according to the user’s GTK theme.

Downloads

8

Readme

Retrieve GTK3 icons from Node.JS Build Status

Allows to query icons from the user’s GTK3 theme from Node JS.

The package will return icons on 64bit Linux with GTK3 installed. It offers functions to check whether icons can be queried on the current system.

API

getIconPath(name, size, callback?)

Returns a promise for the path of the icon called name in the current user’s icon theme. The icon will be selected based on the desired size. Will provide the result to the node-style callback, if provided.

Calling this function will return in a rejected promise (or an error to the callback) if canQueryIcons returns false or no icon could be found for the given name and size.

getIconPathSync(name, size)

Synchronous version of getIconPath.

canQueryIcons(callback?)

Returns a promise that is resolved with a boolean indicating whether calling getIconPath can possibly return results. Will provide the result to the node-style callback, if provided.

canQueryIconSync()

Synchronous version of canQueryIcons.