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There is currently the option to render custom icons. In (main) you can run rails generate rails_icons:initializer --custom=simple_icons and it will add the following to config/initializer/rails_icons.rb:
Useful for for one (or a few) icons you manually download. But would be useful to allow to sync custom libraries too? So non-first-party libraries can be synced too?
API/interface could be the same, eg. rails generate rails_icons:initializer --custom=simple_icons. Then in the custom configuration something like this could be added:
I love the idea of updating this to support syncing any set of icons following the format defined in the 'SET' for the three we currently have defined in there. I think it could be setup with minimal work for more flexibility by the end user without needing to fork/submit a PR. Would allow anyone to keep their icon sets up to date without any manual work.
There is currently the option to render custom icons. In (main) you can run
rails generate rails_icons:initializer --custom=simple_icons
and it will add the following to config/initializer/rails_icons.rb:Useful for for one (or a few) icons you manually download. But would be useful to allow to sync custom libraries too? So non-first-party libraries can be synced too?
API/interface could be the same, eg.
rails generate rails_icons:initializer --custom=simple_icons
. Then in the custom configuration something like this could be added:Not 100% sure if useful. As a PR with the correct config for a new library would be pretty simple (thanks to @jordancalhoun!).
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