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vg-icons

v0.2.9

Published

8 months ago

VoIPGRID icon pack.

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icons font design

This is the icon pack as used on the VoIPGRID platform.

Install

npm install vg-icons@latest

Update workflow

Go to the Icomoon webapp
Click Import Icons in the top left and upload the voipgrid-icons.json file. When prompted to also use the settings, select yes.
Add your icon(s) by clicking the hamburger menu of the "Untitled Set" and clicking "Import to Set"
Click "Generate Font" in the bottom right and then "Download"
Replace the files in the sass folder with style.scss and variables.scss from the export.
Replace the font folder with the fonts folder from the export
Replace the voipgrid-icons.json file with selection.json from the export
Double-check the git diff to make sure aliases are not removed (e.g. userdestination/openinghoursbasic)
Bump version in package.json
Publish to npm (npm publish)

In the end, the following files should be changed:

voipgrid-icons.json
font/voipgrid-icons.svg
font/voipgrid-icons.ttf
font/voipgrid-icons.woff
sass/style.scss
sass/variables.scss
package.json

Attribution

Some icons are based on the Font Awesome project. For attribution, see the NOTICE file.