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Creating a grunt build system for octicons v4.0.0 #89

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This is a WIP to create a grunt build system for octicons that will out put both font files and svg files.

The tl;dr of what I'm trying to do is:

  • SVG icon files will be placed in src/svg
  • The developer will run grunt
  • All assets are compiled to dist

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Yes! This is super awesome and addresses #88 and #87.

@jonrohan jonrohan changed the title Creating a grunt build system for octicons Creating a grunt build system for octicons v4.0.0 Feb 15, 2016
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@aaronshekey I have this working pretty well, but there's some weird hinting going on
image need to fine tune it.

Plus here's a few more things I want to address

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Yeah, that is rendering strangely. Some of the unicode symbols have changed between this and prior versions, right? That may be an issue, though I can't be sure how everyone's using Octicons. I'm not sure how high of a priority it is though.

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mdo commented Feb 16, 2016

I haven't pulled down the code to see the full diff yet, but I'm seeing hella _posts files. How performant is that looking vs something like a data file?

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but I'm seeing hella _posts files. How performant is that looking vs something like a data file?

I pulled that directly from https://github.com/github/octicons.github.com in the interest of combining all the 3 repos for octicons. I would be into updating it to use a data map though. 👍

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Some of the unicode symbols have changed between this and prior versions, right? That may be an issue

The beauty of a major update https://github.com/github/octicons#versions we're telling people it's breaking changes. 4.0.0

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We're telling people it's breaking changes.

With this build system, any additional symbol will be a breaking change, right?

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mdo commented Feb 16, 2016

major update [...] breaking changes

🙌 🙌 🙌

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With this build system, any additional symbol will be a breaking change, right?

I guess so, but we can create a character code map to keep them similar. https://github.com/sapegin/grunt-webfont#codepoints

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sophshep commented Apr 19, 2016

I think this is similar to what Grunticon does, though they don't create a font. (Which is fine for our use internally, imo)

I just got that up and running in a PR on the new help site and so far it is working great.

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@sophshep I think we may indeed want to keep the font around for local Keynote presentations and the like. I've added the pre-established codepoints, so we should be covered ✌️

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jonrohan commented Jun 6, 2016

I'm going to merge this in, leaving the version at 3.5.0, not publishing anything new to npm. So I can do some testing in the github/github pipeline

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