Refresh app icons #1612
Refresh app icons #1612
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- New primary color - Shifted so the "C" is centered as a circle aka left whitespace for the path "cut out" This makes it look centered in circle icons - Moved ico to standard location - Dropped IE stuff - Dropped old Safari stuff - New android stuff
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src/scenes/Root/AppMetadata.tsx (1)
21-37: Browser support changes align with modern web standards.The removal of Microsoft-specific configurations and focus on modern favicon approaches (SVG, standard sizes) is a good architectural decision. This simplifies maintenance while still providing excellent support for current browsers.
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public/site.webmanifest (3)
2-3: Verify the intention behind different app names.The manifest uses different values for
name("CORD Field") andshort_name("CORD"). While this is valid, consider if this might cause confusion for users. The short name should be a truncated version of the full name that makes sense when displayed under the app icon.
18-20: LGTM!The theme, background color, and display mode settings are appropriate for a PWA.
1-20: Verify the existence of the new icon files.Let's ensure the new icon files are present in the correct location.
✅ Verification successful
Let me try a different approach to verify the existence of these icon files by checking the entire repository for any PNG files and their locations.
This will help us:
- Find all PNG files to see if the manifest icons exist with possibly different paths
- Locate any "images" directories where these icons might be stored
Icon files verified and present in the correct location ✅
The manifest icon files are present exactly where they should be:
/public/images/web-app-manifest-192x192.png/public/images/web-app-manifest-512x512.pngThe paths match exactly with what's specified in the manifest file, and the files are located in the correct public directory structure.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if the new icon files exist in the public directory # Test: Check if the new icon files exist fd -p "public/images/web-app-manifest-*.png" --type fLength of output: 55
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#!/bin/bash # Search for all PNG files in the repository fd -e png --type f # Also check if the images directory exists fd -t d "images$"Length of output: 217
src/scenes/Root/AppMetadata.tsx (5)
21-21: LGTM! Helpful documentation reference.Good practice to include the reference article that informed these favicon implementation decisions.
24-28: Verify SVG favicon exists in the new location.The SVG configuration is optimal for modern browsers, providing scalable icons. The move to
/images/directory aligns with the PR's goal of standardizing icon locations.#!/bin/bash # Check if favicon.svg exists in the public/images directory fd -t f "favicon.svg" public/images/
29-33: Verify Apple touch icon exists in the new location.The configuration follows Apple's guidelines for touch icons with the correct size (180x180).
#!/bin/bash # Check if apple-touch-icon.png exists in the public/images directory fd -t f "apple-touch-icon.png" public/images/
37-37: Verify theme color consistency with web manifest.The new theme color (#1EA973) should match the color defined in site.webmanifest for consistency.
#!/bin/bash # Check theme-color in site.webmanifest matches rg -l "#1EA973" public/site.webmanifest
22-22: Verify favicon.ico exists in the public directory.The configuration looks correct, but let's ensure the file is present.
✅ Verification successful
Let me try a different approach to verify the favicon's existence by searching in other potential locations.
Favicon configuration is correct and file exists
The
favicon.icofile is present atpublic/favicon.ico, which is the correct location that will be served at the root path/favicon.icoas configured in the link tag.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Check if favicon.ico exists in the public directory fd -t f "favicon.ico" public/Length of output: 135
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#!/bin/bash # Search for favicon.ico in the repository fd -t f "favicon.ico" # Also check if there are any references to favicon.ico in package.json or similar config files rg "favicon.ico" -g "package.json" -g "*.config.*"Length of output: 89
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