simple-icons-swift 16.36.2

Changed

• Breaking: every icon is now a static function: write SimpleIcon.swift() and .github() instead of SimpleIcon.swift and .github. A public static property makes the library export a property descriptor per icon, and an app kept the names of all 3,467 in its symbol table even when it used six icons. A release build of a program with six icons is now 0.15 MB instead of 0.5 MB on macOS (0.35 MB instead of 0.6 MB on Linux), measured unstripped with its symbol table. To update, add () after every icon. SimpleIcon.allCases and every icon's properties are unchanged (#17).

simple-icons-swift 16.36.1

Changed

• An app now contains only the icons it uses: a release build with six icons is 0.5 MB instead of 8.2 MB. Every icon is compiled into the app where it is used, and the others never reach the binary. SimpleIcon.allCases still lists every icon; an app that uses it contains them all (#12).

Removed

• SimpleIcon is no longer CaseIterable: the conformance kept every icon in every app. SimpleIcon.allCases stays and works as before; generic code that needs the protocol can add extension SimpleIcon: @retroactive CaseIterable {} itself (#12).

Fixed

• The README and the documentation show import SimpleIcons next to import SimpleIconsSwiftUI: with only the second, a member such as SimpleIcon.allCases does not compile.

simple-icons-swift 16.36.0

Changed

• The package's version is now the version of the Simple Icons release it holds: this is 16.36.0, with the icons of Simple Icons 16.36.0, and the same code as 1.0.0. Depend on from: "16.36.0"; there is a release for every Simple Icons release from now on.

simple-icons-swift 1.0.0

Added

• Every icon of Simple Icons 16.36.0 as a typed constant on SimpleIcon (SimpleIcon.swift),
  with its title, slug, brand color, source, guidelines, license and aliases, and allCases.
• svg, the icon's SVG exactly as Simple Icons publishes it, and svg(fill:) in any color.
• SVGPath, the icon's path as absolute drawing commands for any graphics API, on every
  platform Swift runs on, Linux included.
• SimpleIconsSwiftUI: SimpleIconView, SimpleIconShape, Path(_:) and
  Color(simpleIcon:) for iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS and visionOS.