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Assign names to the available Shortcut icon glyphs #45
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Names for almost all the Shortcut icon glyphs have been assigned, you can see the full list here: xalien95 :: docs/components/Metadata/gist.js. The following glyphs have to be named, I would have suggestions on them since I'm not a native English speaker 🙂 Objects
People
Symbols
Already assigned names can be changed, feel free to suggest names that you think are more appropriate. |
Great work! I've got a few of my suggestions here. I compared a few of these to Font Awesome and took the name from there, in some places. Those have been marked with (FA). Objects
People
Symbols
ExistingThese are just some suggestions for existing icons, only my opinion so don't feel obliged to change them!
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Could we call the last glyph in People section as Also, I based these names on the ionicons icons, that's the reason behind weather conditions instead of weather elements. It also let us to not find a new name for the Cloud services (last icon in Symbols) (maybe I'm a bit concerned about changing I included most of your suggestions. As for the replacements here are the missing/delayed ones:
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#16 added support for specifying the icon glyph of a generated Shortcut, however there's currently no easy way to choose an icon without having to refer to other sources to find the code for your icon of choice.
It would be nice if the user could just do something like
Here, the user accesses a glyph using a readable name,
KEYBOARD
, rather than usingE836
, as it is at the moment.There's no standardised set of names for these glyphs, so naming them may be a bit of a challenge and might need to be broken down into a few different stages.
@xAlien95 has already done a huge amount of (probably very tedious!) work for this by coming up with Italian names for the glyphs (here). I don't want this work to go to waste, so for starters it can serve as a point of reference when coming up with the English names. Additionally, it would be nice if we could have language specific files for these glyph names, with the Italian versions in a
meta/index-it.ts
file, English in ameta/index-en.ts
file, etc.Help would be appreciated on this one, so feel free to jump right in! Even just adding the names for a couple of glyphs would be a big help.
Again, I stress that anyone wishing to get started with this to take a look at the previous discussion in #15 and #16, and specifically @xAlien95's work referenced in this comment.
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