Fetch browser logos using npm?

[alrra]

The browser logos are available on npm. They are usually keep up to date and highly optimized (e.g. see the changelogs for Firefox, Chrome, etc.).

[will-stone]

Indeed. That's where I get them from. I don't really want this to be dynamic, as I'd rather B comes packaged with everything it needs to run without having to make calls to the internet; the logos do not change regularly enough for this to be an issue. However, if we find a way to scan for all browsers and there's no longer a whitelist, then this could be handy.

[alrra]

@will-stone Thank you for your reply!

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I don't really want this to be dynamic, as I'd rather B comes packaged with everything it needs to run without having to make calls to the internet;

I wasn't suggesting you fetch them dynamically. Have them as devDependencies, fetch them at build time, and copy them into your build product. Or, if you want to be even safer, have something such as a npm script that just updates the local (committed) images.

the logos do not change regularly enough for this to be an issue.

They are constantly being optimized.

[will-stone]

Ah, I hadn't realised it was your repo 😆 Well, firstly, thanks for that project it has certainly made getting the logos together much easier. I will look into adding the logos as a devDep. Cheers.

[will-stone]

I'm in the process of upgrading the dev environment to use Electron Forge v6, this brings support for webpack and allows me to more easily import the browser logos using your npm package. I hope to have that finished soon, and I've already got the logo import working, so this will come with it.