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# icon2enum Automatically fetches Material Design Icons and creates an enum of unicode strings for the specified programming language. ## Supported languages - Swift - Kotlin - Typescript - C++ - Dart - JavaScript - Python - Ruby - Java Feel free to send a pull request to add your favorite language to this list! Just create a template in the `templates` folder and make minor modifications in `helpers/syntax.py` like specifying the extension and enum style (camelcase or snakecase). ## Usage Install beautifulsoup4 using pip3 ```bash pip3 install beautifulsoup4 ``` Run icon2enum using python3 ```bash python3 build.py ``` You will be presented with three options: ```bash Select one or more options: f. Download fonts g. Generate language specific file h. Output hex codepoints ``` Selecting any of the three will have the same set of questions: ```bash Specify version of data set: (Latest, master, 7.1.96, and etc.) master # Only the master branch works for all options. # Picking versions is only available for the "Download (F)onts" option. Specify the language to be generated: (swift, java, kotlin, c++, go, and etc.) # Required. This is asked only when "(G)enerate language files" is selected. Filter tags, separated by commas: # Optional, examples: device, transportation, network account # This will generate a file with icons tagged as 'account' Filter authors, separated by commas: # Optional, examples: google, templarian ``` You can find tags and authors to add to the filter on the Community Material Icons website: Tags: https://pictogrammers.com/library/mdi/ Authors: https://pictogrammers.com/docs/contribute/contributors/ ## Output directory The files are generated into the following folders: ``` build ├── fonts │ ├─ mdi-7.1.96.ttf │ ├─ mdi-master.ttf ├── hex │ ├─ hex-master.json ├── lang │ ├─ MDIcons+master.swift ├── source ├─ source.json ``` ## Using the MDIcons enum After downloading the font and generating files with icon2enum, you can simply drag the files into your project and call them like so: ### Swift ```swift let headphoneIcon: String = MDIcons.headphones // variable is set to "\u{F02CB}" let iconLabel: UILabel = UILabel() iconLabel.font = UIFont("Material Design Icons", ...) iconLabel.text = headphoneIcon ``` ### Kotlin ```kotlin val headphoneIcon = MDIcons.valueOf("HEADPHONES") ``` ### C++ ```cpp MDIcons icons; std::string headphoneIcon = icons.headphones; ``` ### TypeScript ```ts const headphoneIcon = MDIcons.Headphones ```

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