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- Sources1.1.06年前
- TestsChange file headers to include brief copyright.6年前
- docs-sourcesRename framework AppIconKit6年前
- docsRename framework AppIconKit6年前
- .gitignoreWrite a Content.json.6年前
- .version1.1.06年前
- GemfileAdd jazzy and some jazzy generated docs6年前
- Gemfile.lockUpdate gems2年前
- LICENSEFix copyright statement6年前
- Package.resolvedAdd a Rakefile to be used for various maintainence tasks6年前
- Package.swiftAdd a Rakefile to be used for various maintainence tasks6年前
- README.mdUpdate installation instructions6年前
- RakefileMake a nicer release commit message6年前
- add-build-phase.shAdd a Rakefile to be used for various maintainence tasks6年前
- common-build.shAdd some infrastructure to generate xcodeproj, Version.swift etc.6年前
- generate-docs.shRename framework AppIconKit6年前
- generate-version-swift.shMove the main of the tool to framework6年前
- generate-xcodeproj.shAdd a Rakefile to be used for various maintainence tasks6年前
- make-release.shAdd some infrastructure to generate xcodeproj, Version.swift etc.6年前
- xcode-build-phase.shAdd parsing for —help and —version6年前
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appicon-generator
A tool to quickly generate snazzy iOS placeholder appicons!
If you’re an iOS developer like me, chances are that you also create tiny iOS app projects in Xcode all the time. Maybe it’s an idea you’d like to try out, a toy for experimenting with a new iOS feature, maybe it’s a micro-tool, maybe it’s the alpha version of the next App Store blockbuster.
Suddenly your iOS simulators and your phone has a whole bunch of apps with the placeholder icon. That’s not very nice. But – making an icon, just for this? You don’t have time for that. You’re not a designer. You don’t have Sketch. You just want something that looks ok for now.
Here’s a tool that quickly generates app icons from a big set of beautifully crafted icons that are already on your computer. Open a shell,
cdto your project directory and type:Now you have an elephant as an appicon. Nice.
Installation
Mint
Using the Mint package manager:
Manually
Grab the zip from the releases page on Github, unzip and move
appicon-generatorinto/usr/local/bin(or some other place you like to keep your binaries).Caveats
appicon-generatorwill look for anAssets.xcassetsdirectory, in the directory you’re at or most one level down, and then generate anAppIcon.appiconsetthere, overwriting any existing data without asking. Commit your data if needed before using.Build instructions
To build the tool, use
swift build. Make sure to have yourxcode-selectversion to at least Xcode 10.0.Framework
This repository also contains the app icon set generator code as a Swift Package Manager distributed framework, if you’d like to integrate it with other tools. Please see: