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kocheda-icons

v1.3.0

Published

A set of icons for use in various projects

Downloads

8

Readme

Kocheda Icon Repository

Overview

This project contains a set of icons which can be dropped into other projects to provide graphical UI. It is not intended to be a competitor to font-awesome etc it is just a repository of themed icons.

It can be run to start a webserver which can be used to GET the icons, theme JSON and registry JSON.

Guide

When adding icons:

  • Ensure the icon is populated for each theme
  • Generate the LCD icons using the script
  • Icons should all be consistent size in their set

LCD Icons

Generating LCD icons can be done by using the 'pixel-icon.html' script and then copying the output into the lcd-source/source.json file.

Then run:

node generate-lcd-icons.js <theme>

node generate-lcd-icons.js tlcd
node generate-lcd-icons.js glcd

Which will generate all the icons from lcd-source/source.json and put them in the relevant icons/theme folders

Web Server

Using npm start the index.js script will start up a web server which provides 3 end points:

  • /themes - Return the icons/themes.json file as application/json
  • /registry - Return the icons/registry.json file as application/json
  • /{theme}/{category}/{icon} - Return an icon as image/png (eg /kocheda/application/alarm)

Once running any service can access an image using standard HTTP GET request, eg:

curl http://localhost:8077/kocheda/application/alarm --output alarm.png

Configuration

The default web server port is 8077 but this can be changed in settings.json