Added Static class IconType for intellisense

[porkopek]

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The Icon Type expects a string, not an enum, but there is no way to use this component without insert a magic string as the Type. With this static class, you don't need to remember the name of the icons, nor you can write the wrong name, besides it provides intellisense.

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I made a static class to provide intellisense and type safety for icons

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No breaking changes, just more convenience

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[ElderJames]

Thank you for contribution @porkopek .

It helps a lot. Did you make it by a generator script? Could you offer it that we can use for Icon synchronization?

[porkopek]

Sure. I did it with a little script just to generate the code, not the file. But if you point me where in the code you put the auto-generated files, I could write a class that generate the file automatically, so no need to synchronize it

[ElderJames]

You can put it in the ./scripts directory. I want to generate the icon components from svg files. Like the icon components in react version.

[porkopek]

I've created a C# static class that generates the IconType, or can be used to generate all kind of static classes that work as enums, as IconType does.
It's a C# class, because it uses IconStore.GetAllIconNames() to fill the icons type, so it didn't feel right to put it under /scripts and I put it under /icon/internal, but I don't know how are you going to call it to create the file.
The class has a method GenerateIconTypeFile(string path) that creates this file.
You can use GetClassString(string className, IEnumerable<string> properties) to create the string of the class (that can be then generated on disk) passing a collection of properties. So, for example color properties, you could generate the file calling

            var colors = new List<string> { "primary", "secondary", "tertiary" };
            var classString =StaticClassGenerator.GetClassString("ColorType", colors);
            StaticClassGenerator.GenerateFile(classString, "some-path", "ColorType.cs");

Let me know if this is useful for the project or needs any changes, and if you want me to provide some tests for the logic

[ElderJames]

Thank you @porkopek .

I'm prefer to generate the icon class form https://github.com/ant-design/ant-design-icons/tree/master/packages/icons-svg/svg

[porkopek]

This is just to have intellisense in <Icon Type="**you have intellisense here**" />, because even if you create individual icon components for each type, you are going to keep maintaining this component