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Android Drawable Material Icon Downloader | Unpack icons from command line
Android Drawable Material Icon Downloader | Unpack icons from command line
While working on android, you need to download icons from https://design.google.com/icons
, select your icon, choose size and color and then download zip file. Once zip file is downloaded, you need to extract in right folder, copy icons from android
folder, merge it inside existing drawables and delete zip file.
Well, droidcon will make your life simpler. Install droidcon globally on npm
npm install -g droidcon
open command window from your android res
folder where drawable
folder is situated.
use following command to download and extract icons
droidcon --name delete-forever --size 18dp --color black
default icon is delete forever, default size is 18dp and default color is black
name of the icon can be found on
https://design.google.com/icons
. Replace space in the name with dash, ex. delete forever => delete-foreversize can be written as
24
or24dp
style. You can also find sizes on above link when you click a icon.
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Above command will download and unpack icons automatically and clean up download files.
Wanna taste of it, open any folder and use simple command droidcon
.
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Android Drawable Material Icon Downloader | Unpack icons from command line
We found that droidcon demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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