NPMaki

NPMaki is a forked version of Maki - a point of interest icon set designed and maintained by [Mapbox](https://www.mapbox.com]. NPMaki, however, uses an optimized version of the National Park Service's symbolset in place of Mapbox's symbols.

src

NPMaki's source SVG files are in the src subdirectory. To create pixel-perfect icons at different sizes, each icon is designed 3 times for 12, 18, and 24 pixels wide/tall.

renders

PNG renders of all of the SVGs are in the renders directory. High-resolution (aka Retina) versions of each icon are present as well, named using the common @2x convention.

render.sh

You can use the SVGs and PNGs in this repository as they are without building anything, however a render script is included to assist designers/developers who want to modify or create NPMaki icons. It will render SVGs to PNGs at 100% and 200% resolution, create sprites used by NPMap.js, [NPMap Builder](https://github.com/nationalparkservice/npmap-builder], and the Places Editor and generate corresponding CSS styles for the sprites.

The script requires [Bash][http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/bash.html], [Inkscape][http://inkscape.org], and [ImageMagick][http://www.imagemagick.org/] to function correctly. Each icon must have an appropriate entry in www/npmaki.json to be rendered correctly.

You can run the script like this:

cd npmaki
bash render.sh

Versioning

NPMaki uses a semantic versioning scheme.

• 0.0.z: bugfixes, modifications
• 0.y.0: icons added
• x.0.0: icons removed, sprite scheme changed, or major features added